321The next issue of the journal MEMO Journal (no. 7, 2026) goes out of print. It opens with an article on the features of the formation of a new stage of globalization (“Globalization 2.0”).
A significant part of the issue is dedicated to the section “South Asia in Regional and Global Politics”. It includes articles on the results of the “hinduization” of Indian politics, expert studies of the Central Asian region in India, and the current status of Nepal’s political system.
The issue also focuses on economic issues. The journal features articles on the functioning of the IMF, the analysis of the USMCA agreement and its challenges in 2026, structural transformation and allocation effects in the dynamics of labor productivity in the United States, and the non-liberal economic policies of Viktor Orban’s cabinet in Hungary.
Additionally, the journal publishes articles on the Middle East policy of the second Trump administration, social role of the contemporary intellectual elite in France, and Russia’s experience of transportation policies in Arctic.
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