Georgi Asatrian

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Georgi Asatryan, associate professor, Lomonosov Moscow State University and Plekhanov Russian University of Economics.

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Taliban’s Rationality

Significant political developments are occurring between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Despite their localized nature, and lack of global attention, they have significant implications for global...

Potential Threats, Fears and Strategic Analysis

Recently, a scholar from the London School of Economics and the author of an Oxford University Press book on Al-Qaeda, Sajjan Gohel, wrote an...

Pressure Tactic has little results

Political and diplomatic processes regarding the unrecognized Islamic Emirate continue to evolve. On the eve, two solid conferences were held in Islamabad and Dushanbe,...

The “Proxy” Dilemma and the Taliban

Pakistan-Taliban relations are deteriorating to the extent that one could even call it a fully-fledged crisis. With scathing statements from both sides, this is...

Belt and Road and Its Limits

The geopolitical processes in the world evolve quite torrentially. What’d be a result of the great Chinese Initiative ‘Belt and Road’? Only time will...

Fractured Politics and Backward Societies

The political interests in the world are in a state of deep upheavals, conflicts, and transformations. Seemingly, after everything the recent years have seen,...

No Alternatives for Taliban but Danger of Future Civil Conflict

Events and processes in Afghanistan are moving according to a negative scenario. Despite the significant information blockade, there is still some news regarding the...

The G20, the Global South and India

The G20 summit in India turned out to be not ordinary event. The summit of representatives of the largest economies and military-political potentials showed...

ISIS in Afghanistan exists, but the threat is overestimated

After a serious study, the UN Security Council management institutes issued a report concerning the activities of the Islamic State-Khorasan, a unit of an...

Is the Degradation of Afghanistan Permanent?

The situation in Afghanistan keeps deteriorating. Despite the lack of clear signs of upcoming chaos and destabilization, political, economic, and social processes show negative...

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The Geopolitics of Lunar Helium-3 pMining and the U.S. Sovereign Wealth Fund Stagnation

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How Beijing Is Telling the Story of America’s 250 Years, and Why the Story Keeps Changing

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