Stay Home and Prepare for Occupation
Almost a year ago, the RAND Corporation published the report "Deterring Russian Aggression in the Baltic States Through Resilience". The title is self-explanatory—Russia is...
Understanding BRICS, WHO and COVID-19
The World Health Organization (WHO), established to tackle global health problems, is mobilizing for additional funds to overcome coronavirus which it declared pandemic late...
Coronavirus Is Hitting Russia on More than the Economy
The coronavirus pandemic began to affect Russia later than the western European states and the US, but has the potential to completely unravel the...
Alexander’s Dugin’s Neo Eurasianism in Putin’s Russia
The sheer vacuum created in the ideological realm of Russia after it deviated from Communist ideology in the backdrop of Perestroika became a prime...
Why Central Asian Jihadists are Inspired by the US-Taliban Agreement?
Central Asian Jihadists Congratulate Taliban and Threaten Five ‘Stans’
Al-Qaeda-backed Central Asian Salafi-Jihadi groups were highly encouraged by the US-Taliban agreement which was signed in...
Humanitarian Aid vs Sanctions
On the pretext of the COVID-19 pandemic, Russia seeks lifting sanctions. It is already clear to everyone that unprecedented world crisis is approaching, which...
Russia-China relations: Engagement abilities in managing their differences in Central Asia
Ever since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Moscow and Beijing have converted their relationship from being Cold War rivals to become realistic partners...
Russian-Japanese dialogue in the context of amendments to the Constitution
As Russia discusses amendments to the
Constitution, an issue of particular concern has been the amendment that
prohibits the alienation of Russian territories. The amendment will likely be
put...
Coronavirus: A blessing in disguise
Last week,
many universities and colleges in Europe and other countries canceled classes
and moved to online instruction amid coronavirus fears
as the authorities are trying to check the spread of the...
Russia’s Shift from “Greater Europe” to “Greater Asia”
When the Ukraine crisis broke out in 2014, political analysts pointed
out, quite rightly, that Russia without Ukraine would become more Asian. With
the country’s borders...