This collection of essays mainly includes the following: two dimensions of Russian philosophical research; philosophy as an indicator of absolute value and national development in the context of globalization; Russian philosophy and Orthodoxy; History and present day of the philosophy of the Uzbek nation; "National philosophy": a landmark topic of "philosophy" in latecomer countries; what makes national philosophy possible; What is Russian philosophy; A few thoughts on Azerbaijani philosophy; national philosophy in the new stage of globalization; the world of philosophy and globalization; philosophy in the context of today's global transformation; Philosophical culture is "another globalization"; the new tasks of post-Soviet philosophy in Dagestan; Russia's international relations with neighboring countries.