The growing trend of anti-Americanism is seen not only in Russia, but everywhere in the world where the U.S. interference poses risks to internal policy and economy. The best proof of this process was demonstrated by Pakistan where Prime Minister Imran Khan was ousted after a letter from Washington – the move that caused unprecedented national protests across the country.
 Many experts have claimed the 21st century to be the Asian century.  This means that Asia will take the exalted position of leading the world in economy, diplomacy, technology and military fields.  This in essence can be translated to the fact that because of the events of the last few decades, China and Russia will be in the leadership role. Potential benefits and lost advantages of these processes will be seen only in a long-term period. Yet, the focus on interregional cooperation have already proved more efficient for concrete commercial and humanitarian projects. In this regard, the rise of the Eurasian integration is essential as never before.
 As Europe and the U.S are considering a more severe package of sanctions against Russia, the tole of the Eurasian integration continues to grow.
 On April, 27, Yekaterinburg, Russia, hosted the XII Eurasian Economic Youth Forum - “Russia and the World in New Realities: Changing World Economic Relations.” This time, The Forum gathered over eight thousand participants from 92 countries around the globe.
 The main platform of the forum, the city of Yekaterinburg, is the country’s industrial center, famous for developed metallurgy, instrument engineering, chemical industry, woodworking, IT technologies, healthcare and mechanical engineering. Located at the border of Europe and Asia, it is a country’s heart of international activity.
 This year there is an increasing interest to further Eurasian integration and the role of the regional cooperation among many international organizations and institutions. The Forum gathered Ambassadors of 30 countries in Russia. Among them are Syria, Lebanon, Bolivia, Ecuador, Belarus, Chad and the CIS countries (Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan and other).
 Russia has taught an important lesson to the world. Regardless desperate efforts of the West to isolate Moscow, Russia is attracting international scientists, businessmen, entrepreneurs and leaders. It is open for new integrations. .