Eurasia

Will Moscow Lead a Historic Reconciliation Between Turkey and Armenia?

Russia managed to stop the second Karabakh war after its mediation in completing a historic agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan. After completing the full...

United States, Russia or China: The Struggle for Global Superpower

Despite its large population of 1.5 billion which many have considered as an impediment, China's domestic economic reforms and collaborative strategic diplomacy with external...

Legitimate soft power or malign influence?

The last couple of years I have experienced Russian soft power firsthand through various NGO-programs. Here is what I learned – and how I...

Don’t Kid Yourself, Russia will Never Abandon Belarus

The world has been rivetted by the largest protests in Belarus’ history over the course of the past month. Dubbed “Europe’s Last Dictator” by...

Forgiving Old Debts: Russia’s Diplomatic Maneuver

With economies experiencing contractions across the globe and with governments in the third world most vulnerable, discussions of debt relief have been revived. Yet,...

The Case of Belarus: Russia’s Fear of Popular Revolutions

For Russia, the crisis in Belarus caused by the August presidential election result is of a geopolitical nature. Moscow might not be openly stating...

Greater Eurasia: New Great Game formulate abundant possibilities for Central Asia

The title "New Great Game" became the most conversed topic in the contemporary realm of global politics. The heart of the Eurasian continent, the...

From Central Asia to the Black Sea

In early June, China unveiled a new transportation corridor when a rail cargo of 230 tons of electrical appliances worth some $2,6 million arrived...

China shows its support to Russia on the issue of Belarus

On August 19, China called for respecting Belarus' sovereignty and its people's choice in handling the political instability, while reaffirming the high-level partnership between...

Deconstructing Russia’s Response to the Hagia Sophia

The Hagia Sophia has been a frequent point of conflict between Islam and Christianity. Originally built by Justinian I, leader of the Byzantine Empire...

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