More: Eurasia
SCO Summit Cements Strategic Vision for Eurasia’s Future
The 24th summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) concluded on July 4 in Astana, Kazakhstan, marking a significant milestone in the organization’s evolution....
Outlook for Turkmenistan as Eurasia’s Transport Hub
In May 2023, President Serdar Berdimuhamedov of Turkmenistan has announced the country’s readiness to launch an international transit corridor to Iran, Iraq and Turkey...
The SCO aims to serve the Eurasian domain and beyond
On July 4, the 23rd meeting of the Council of Heads of State of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) kicked off in India which...
After Ukraine: Arming down for lasting Eurasian security
It is time to start thinking outside the box. A long-term solution requires an institutional design and steps to ensure that front-line states, including...
Eurasian Integration in a Multipolar World
Within the context of the rapidly changing geopolitical situation, Moscow will host the second Eurasian Economic Forum on 24–25 May and the focus will...
Putin’s Grand Strategy: The Eurasian Union and its Discontents -Book Review
S. Fredrick Starr and Savante E. Cornell, the co-authors of the book, “Putin’s Grand Strategy: Eurasian Union and its Discontents” are well recognized political...
One Belt, One Road: China’s Initiative to Connect Eurasia and Expand its Influence
Abstract: One Belt, One Road (OBOR) is a Chinese-led initiative that seeks to enhance Eurasian economic connectivity through the overland Silk Road Economic Belt...
SCO in an Era of New-Regionalism
The growth of SCO may have emerged as the most victorious Eurasian Organization but it still has a long way to go. Since the...
China Still Ambivalent About the Middle Corridor
Despite the oft-touted momentum behind the Eurasian Middle Corridor circumventing Russia, China still appears not to be fully behind the project beset by geopolitical...
Putin makes civilisationalism fashionable, Dugin puts flesh on its skeleton
Russian President Vladimir Putin has inspired civilisationalist leaders to emerge from the woodwork and publicly define their states as civilisational rather than national entities.
These...