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Mainland scholars react to Putin mentioning China during the Carlson interview
“Ludicrous,” “useful idiot,” “Trump’s agent,” “Putin collaborator,” “absurd” etc. are some extreme reactions from the US/European political elite on the “scandalous” two-hour long “talk...
Russia’s Engagement in Africa Requires an In-depth Study – Interview
Within the current geopolitical changes, Africa is experiencing sharp disintegration characterized by differences in political systems, economic structures and cultural norms in member countries....
Afghanistan calls for respect, equality and aid from the world
Two and a half years have passed since the Taliban forces took over Kabul, the Capital of Afghanistan. Yet, due to more than four-decades...
China calls on parties concerned with the Ukraine crisis to start peace talks with Russia
Geng Shuang, China's Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, confirmed on Saturday, March 16, 2024, that "with the continuation of the fighting between...
Fractious Path: The Odyssey of Pakistan’s New Governance Landscape
In 2024, the freshly minted Pakistani administration finds itself thrust into a labyrinth of obstacles demanding urgent attention and the crafting of astute strategies...
Gaza war and the Birth of Geopolitical Europe
The conflict between Israel and Hamas has left Europe divided and without good options to address it. Yet, Europe cannot escape the consequences of...
Is Russia A Threat to NATO?
It was late June 2022 when the U.S. along with its North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) members put Russia on top of the list...
The evolution of the Taliban can give a change for Afghanistan
There have been notable changes to the social and economic policies of the Taliban. The leaders of the Pashtun radical organization have achieved some...
What “Two Sessions” Mean for China’s Private Sector
The recent conclusion of China's "Two Sessions," the annual meeting of the National People's Congress and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference in Beijing,...
Biden may not have enough rope to push his vision of the Middle East
This year’s US presidential elections are not the only potential hurdle confronting President Joe Biden’s multi-pronged vision for a Middle East peace once the...