More: Energy
Deal, No Deal
It has been a topsy-turvy story for the most traded and (politically and economically) significant commodity in the world. Welcome to the world of...
Belt and Road Initiative: An Impetus to Sino-Israeli Strategic Partnership
Authors: Wang Li & Bokang Malefane Theoduld Ramonono S ince the normalization of diplomatic relations between China and Israel (1992), a steady and...
USA Shooting Itself In Foot With Sanctions Against Eurasia
T he U.S. Treasury Department and Legislature are not doing average Americans any favors by blacklisting, alienating, and sanctioning other oil/gas-rich, wealthy nations...
The Contours of China-Africa Relations
Among the fulcrum points of contemporary international affairs, the relationship between China and the more than fifty countries that make up Africa is among...
The politics and economics of Saudisation
T he rent-based economy in Saudi Arabia has shown its limits since the drop of oil prices in 2014. Indeed, the country is...
South Gas Corridor and the recent escalation in Nagorno-Karabakh
Authors: Rusif Huseynov, Murad Muradov E urope`s longest running conflict was reactivated in Nagorno-Karabakh on February 25, when the cease-fire regime along the...
The missile issue in North Korea
O n April 15 last, North Korea celebrated the 105th birth anniversary of Kim-Il-Sung, the "Eternal Leader" and founder of the new republic...
How Asia Will Lead the Clean Energy Revolution
D onald Trump’s primary focus might be making America “great again,” but it seems he is actively seeking mediocre or worse status when...
A frozen conflict in the Caucasus reaches a boiling point
A s most of the industrial world and major powers focus on the conflicts in the Middle East, the obstinate behavior of North...
Why Taking the Tabqa Dam is Important in the Fight against ISIS and Retaking of Raqqa
Authors: Asaad H. Almohammad, Ph.D. & Anne Speckhard, Ph.D. This week U.S. Colonel Joseph E. Scrocca, a coalition public affairs officer and spokesman for...