More: Geopolitics
The Russian Orthodox Church, the situation in Syria and the crisis in the Greater Middle East
In a speech delivered on May 6 last, Patriarch Kirill - the Head of the Russian Orthodox Church - defined the Russian war in...
Why is Hong Kong so important to China—power, profits or prestige?
S ince the handover of Hong Kong from British rule back to China in 1997, the central government in Beijing has granted the...
The new geopolitics of the Uyghur movement
R ecently the Uyghur organizations abroad are increasing pressures to convey the image of China as a "State of torture". We do no...
China’s Belt and Road Initiative: A Powerful Vision in an Increasingly Fragmented World
C hina’s One Belt, One Road initiative offers a powerful vision for connectivity and growth across multifarious borders and dimensions – one that...
Cooperation or Connectivity: How will the SCO function from now?
Authors: Wang Li & Palamdorj Bayartsetseg W ith the inclusion of India and Pakistan into the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) at the summit...
The Iranian elections for the new President
T he outgoing President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Hassan Rouhani, won re-election in the first round by garnering over 56% of...
From the Golden Age to Natural Partner: Belt and Road Initiative forging Sino-UK relationship
Authors: Zhou Dong-chen and Du Hui-yan A lthough Brexit was already a fait accompli, the British chancellor Philip Hammond has called for closer...
The Belt and Road Initiative: China’s future geostrategy
A s is also the case with Chinese traditional philosophy, present, future and past always tend to coincide in one single choice in...
Albanian Federation versus New Yugoslavia
T he Serbian Project for a New Yugoslavia, and Albania, must receive the response of Albanian political doctrine that should be understood as...
The new President of South Korea
M oon Jae-In is the new President of South Korea, elected with 41.4% of votes. The leader of the Democratic Party, who is...