More: Geopolitics
Beijing’s strategy: Conquering the Heartland
Long time ago, Mackinder gave his heartland theory while keeping the geography of the world in his mind. Soon as the international politics changed...
Decline in US Hegemony: Will this Result in Hegemonic War or not?
One of the contemporary issues in international relations is that the current hegemon, the United States, has undergone a relative decline. It is argued...
Belt and Road in the EU, Central and East Europe : Roads of challenges
Today at a broader diplomatic and strategic level, the BRI has become a symbol of China's growing importance in international affairs, changing regional dynamics...
U.S. and Russian Interests in the Syrian War
Syrian war is one of the most devastating crises of the world right now, which has been going on since 2011 and has taken...
On Neo-Latin Americanism
“Neo-Latin Americanism” is a concept I put forth, and as far as I know, I have yet to see others mentioning the same concept....
Turkey in Tripolitania
General Haftar has already responded to Turkey's moves in Libya - all strongly supporting al-Sarraj's government - with various actions: on April 27, General...
United States and France In Asia-Pacific
Authors: Ansa Bint-e-Fayyaz and Nageen Ashraf*
Asia-Pacific region expands over a vast geographical area. As the name indicates, this area encapsulates the states largely contiguous...
How Somalia Was Made ‘Great Again’
In recent weeks the confluence of many issues and events of different shades and dangers made Somalia’s political situation more complicated. This being the...
Leveraging Trump for a New Deal with Russia
The foreign policy world of today is strongly anti-Donald Trump and for many valid reasons. The current President of the United States is credited...
Deconstructing Russia’s Response to the Hagia Sophia
The Hagia Sophia has been a frequent point of conflict between Islam and Christianity. Originally built by Justinian I, leader of the Byzantine Empire...