This article provides a comparative analysis of Russian and foreign NCOs in Central Asia. Europe and the United States focus on ideological and communication models of NCOs, as well as on the development of socio-economic, «need-based» models of relations with NCOs. Russian NCOs are focused on sociocultural models with a limited presence in the target group of compatriots. There are no niches occupied by NCOs for such tasks of Russia as promoting an objective perception of Russia in the world as a democratic state with a socially oriented economy and an independent foreign policy.

The author examined the dynamics of the relationship between Russia and Belarus over the years of independence, the problems and causes of the stalling of integration processes, as well as the mutual necessity of a close union between Belarus and Russia.

The author analyzes the role of identity in Turkey’s foreign policy and its implementation in Central Asia and the South Caucasus. He shows how changes in self-identification in domestic politics have caused different strategies in the region.

The article is devoted to the main tools used by prosecutors in eliminating violations of legislation in the field of the implementation of the rights of participants in grant agreements through the use of judicial coercion measures in arbitration proceedings.

This year is the 300^th anniversary of the Russian Prosecutor’s Office. The author devoted his article to a review of the main historical stages of the formation of the Prosecutor’s Office of the Russian Federation as a unique state-legal institution.

The article examines the main trends in the development of Soviet society during the next stage of «perestroika» (1988–1990), associated with the realization of economic independence of state-owned enterprises and the abolition of the monopoly on foreign trade. This process was accompanied by the transit of the political system, the holding of the Congress of People’s Deputies and the registration of a legal political opposition here in the person of an Interregional Deputy Group. In the context of the liberalization of the USSR’s foreign policy, a change of political regime took place in the Eastern European socialist countries.

The authors analyze the situation of the Serbian Krajina Army in the spring of 1995 and examine such aspects as staffing, funding, and problems in the troops. The paper describes Serbian Krajina’s military strategy. Based on the analysis of archival documents on the heavy armament of the SAK, the objectivity and feasibility of the military strategy is assessed.