How to solve international problems by means of negotiations? Law Institute Team shows their skills at the competition on mediatization
INC project was held in Switzerland in Lucerne this year. The competition was attended by 24 countries, including Singapore, the US, Japan, Russia, Australia, Slovakia, Italy, Scotland, England, Indonesia, India, Germany, Switzerland.
INC project was held in Switzerland in Lucerne this year. The competition was attended by 24 countries, including Singapore, the US, Japan, Russia, Australia, Slovakia, Italy, Scotland, England, Indonesia, India, Germany, Switzerland.
Russia was represented by the students of RUDN Law Institute Artem Osmanov, Alexander Zhuravkov and their mentor Kamo Chilingaryan.
The main aim of the competition is to solve international problems by means of negotiations.
The first two stages of the competition were quite smooth for our team. Bilateral negotiations with Indonesia in the second round ended with excellent results – RUDN team reached the necessary results by mutual concessions with regards to its business interests.
However, the third round was four-party: Russia, Italy, India and Scotland turned out to be the most difficult. The key challenge was the team of Scotland. One player had a strong Scottish accent, making it difficult to understand him. Half an hour later the parties achieved the desired result. RUDN took 9-12 place in the destination table.
RUDN University has confirmed its status as a leading university, taking 10th place in 2026 National Ranking of Universities compiled by the Interfax Group. The university’s achievements were particularly recognized in the “Cooperation” and “Brand” categories.
Peoples‘ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN) has been awarded the All-Russian prize “Time for Innovations” for its patented development ‘Digital Pre-University Faculty’, which allows you to study Russian from anywhere in the world.
The aaniversary medal to the 100th anniversary of V.F. Stanis is awarded to RUDN current and ex-employees and students for: significant contribution to the university development; long-standing commitment to maintaining ties with the university; fruitful cooperation of Russian and foreign organizations, scientists and public figures with the university.