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The article is devoted to a historiographical review of the works of Soviet and modern Russian researchers on the issue of relations between the Communist Party of China and the United States duringthe period of 1941–1945. The historiographical review combines publicationsfromthe late 1940s to the beginning of the 21st century and is divided into three stages, each of which has its own distinctive features. The research focuses on the analysis of the evolution of methodological approaches and assessments of key aspects of bilateral cooperation.

This article describes the events of the 1973 Chilean coup and its aftermath, presenting a brief chronology. It focuses on the role of the United States in organizing the coup. The analysis is based on recently declassified American documents, providing a comprehensive picture of American intervention in Chilean affairs. The study examines in detail the extent and nature of US involvement, using new historical sources for a more accurate and objective analysis of the events.

The article discusses N. S. Khrushchev’s trip to the USA in September 1959. The unprecedented event is considered in the context of the establishment of Soviet-American relations, and the main focus is on the speeches of the head of the USSR, his view on overcoming the Cold War. Using intent analysis as the main research method, the author comes to the conclusion that N. S. Khrushchev tried to transfer relations between the two superpowers into the mainstream of “real politics”, guided not by ideological contradictions, but by mutual benefits.

The article is devoted to the study of the evolution of the International Monetary Fund under the influence of various international interests, primarily the political elite of the United States. The main focus is on analyzing the IMF reform process and the impact of various American administrations on it. The assumption is substantiated that D. Trump’s return will not terminate the US membership in the fund, he will try to adapt it to solving his strategic tasks.

The article examines the consistent evolution of the UN and US sanctions policy towards North Korea. Key aspects of their approaches are highlighted. They are analyzed and compared, similarities and differences in approaches, goals and methods are identified. The results of these policies are examined, and a conclusion is made about the achievement of the stated goals. 

The article examines the activities of the American Relief Administration (ARA), a US charitable organization in Russia, during the mass famine of 1921–1923, and shows its specific role in eliminating hunger in the Saratov Volga region. 300 employees who came from America and about 10,000 Soviet citizens were involved in providing assistance. The humanitarian mission helped starving children and the sick with food, clothing, and meditsines, primarily in the most famine-stricken provinces of the Volga region.