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Recognizing the North American Heartland: A More Suitable Fit for Mackinder’s Thesis

Four parts complete this essay: first, a brief outline of methodology that will enlist two international-relations models, geopolitics and realism, both separate approaches but...

Astana: City of new opportunities

Relocating a capital, and creating from scratch not only an administrative and diplomatic centre, but also a new continental and global hub, is a...

Eurasianism wins in Turkey even if ideologue loses election

He’s been in and out of prison during Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s rule and is running against the president in this weekend’s Turkish elections with...

Economic and investment potential of Gambia

The Gambia is a small country in West Africa and is entirely surrounded by Senegal except for its coastline on the Atlantic Ocean. English language is the official language. The...

Russia-Turkey: The Interdependent Relationship Shaped by Energy or a Deeper Friendship?

Prior to the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the deepening relationship between Russia and Turkey showed itself in the first agreement designed to enhance...

Shooting an Own Goal: China’s Belt and Road funding terms spark criticism

Steep commercial terms for China’s investment in infrastructure projects across Eurasia related to its Belt and Road initiative may give it control of key...

EAEU and EU: A Common Economic Space from Lisbon to Vladivostok

“The need for a dialogue of the EAEU and the EU is being frequently discussed nowadays in key international markets, involving an increasingly wide...

The Eurasian Economic Union: The Core of Continental Integration

The chairmanship in the (EAEU) in 2018 was passed to Russia from Kyrgyzstan. The presidency includes the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council (president level) the...

The Crisis of Democracy: What’s next?

The information war that has been unfolding in the world seems to be hopelessly mired in fakes and lies, and, most importantly, it does...

Shaping Eurasia’s future: Unintended consequences of abrogating Iran’s nuclear deal

US President Donald J. Trump’s targeting of a two-year-old agreement curtailing Iran’s ability to produce nuclear weapons could not only spark a nuclear arms...

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