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Paths to Regionalism in Central Asia: Internal Struggles Preclude External Change

At the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, the newly formed Central Asian republics were quickly thrust into a world of uncertainty, security...

China-Arab Relations: From Silk to Friendship

China and the Arabs have a long and rich economic and cultural history, and this distinguished relationship still exists today, with a promising future....

Chinese Foreign Policy in a Global Perspective

Foreign policy plays a fundamental role in state security and government’s decision-making. It is the pivotal factor for political stability of a nation, its...

China’s Strategic Agreement with Iran: An opportunity of the new century?

The China-Iran strategic agreement China and Iran have concluded an extensive strategic agreement, which prepared within the framework of a roadmap for 25 years, is...

Indian Ocean: Is India triangulating between the U.S. and China?

The Indian Ocean, a significant geopolitical region, is acting as a regional stage for great power competition between India, China, and the U.S. The...

Of the North Stream 2 and Trans-Atlantic Esteem, too

On the historic date of March 08th – International Women’s Day, a large number of international affairs specialists gathered for the second consecutive summit...

The Arctic Silk Road: Belt And Road In North Dimention. Fight For The North

ABSTRACT: Today the Arctic is one of the world's key regions both economically and in terms of military security. The melting of glaciers opens...

Europe’s Danse Macabre With the Pandemic and the Vaccine Wars Geoeconomics

It has not been that long since Europe was experiencing a more relaxed Christmas period only to kick start 2021 with more lockdown restrictions...

Why Sri Lanka walked back on Indo-Japanese involvement in Colombo Port

Here, I briefly analyse the circumstances entangling Sri Lanka, particularly with regard to Chinese geoeconomic interests and unfavourable public opinion acting as a barrier...

Problems and perspectives of the New Silk Road

Since becoming General Secretary of the Communist Party of China in 2012 and then President in 2013, Xi Jinping has launched a number of...

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A New Yalta? Why Xi Is Wary of Hosting Trump and Putin

Next week, the leaders of the United States, China,...

Zelenskiy: US Proposed Ceding Donbas to Russia in Exchange for NATO Membership

US negotiators suggested that Ukraine might consider giving up...

Zelenskiy Challenges SpaceX Over Starlink Speed Caps

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has intensified his criticism of...

Changing Political Winds in US

Elections have always been evidence of democracy. As it...
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