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[[File:Main Cathedral of the Russian Armed Forces Patriot.jpg|right|400px|thumb|Cathedral of the Armed Forces built with state subsidies, completed in 2020.]]
The '''Russkiy Mir''' or '''Russian World''' generally refers to the [[Russian]] speaking world and Russian culture. The [[Russian Federation]] is the modern heart and homeland of the Russian [[civilization state]].
The '''Russkiy Mir''' or '''Russian World''' generally refers to the [[Russian]] speaking world and Russian culture. The [[Russian Federation]] is the modern heart and homeland of the Russian [[civilization state]].
Historically, the Russky Mir has cast off outside efforts to establish a [[globalism|global]] [[hegemon]] or [[one world government]], be it the [[Mongolian Empire]], the [[Napoleon]]ic empire, the [[Third Reich]]. or the [[Collective west|American hegemon]]. Writing in ''[[Responsible Statecraft]]'', Dr. Anna Matveeva at King's College London posited,
Historically, the Russky Mir has cast off outside efforts to establish a [[globalism|global]] [[hegemon]] or [[one world government]], be it the [[Mongolian Empire]], the [[Napoleon]]ic empire, the [[Third Reich]]. or the [[Collective west|American hegemon]]. Writing in ''[[Responsible Statecraft]]'', Dr. Anna Matveeva at King's College London posited,
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{{quotebox-float|After its emergence from the [[Soviet]] collapse, the new [[Russia]] grappled with the complex issue of developing a national identity that could embrace the radical contradictions of Russia's past and foster integration with the West while maintaining Russian distinctiveness.
{{quotebox-float|After its emergence from the [[Soviet]] collapse, the new [[Russia]] grappled with the complex issue of developing a national identity that could embrace the radical contradictions of Russia's past and foster integration with the West while maintaining Russian distinctiveness.