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The Russian strategy in the Middle East
The Russian Federation has already won the war in Syria and is therefore the hegemonic power throughout the Middle East. Despite tensions at the...
Sino-Russian strategic partnership moving forward
Authors: Anna Kolotova & Zhao Wenbin* Since the Soviet Union was disintegrated in late 1991, people are always puzzled by the fact that China...
Behind China’s perception on Catalonia’s move: it’s the concern
On October 27, the Catalonian autonomous region's parliament voted to pass the motion for "independence" and then declared the "establishment of an independent state"....
Time for Europe to put Iran’s missile programme in context
European leaders have clearly set themselves apart from the United States and the administration of President Donald J. Trump in relation to the 2015...
The situation in Ukraine
The conflict between the Russian Federation and the Ukrainian government is the point of greatest tension, but also of EU weakness towards its East,...
The strategic significance of the Syrian conflict
Considering the quantity and virulence of the groups taking part in the Syrian war, which has been going on uninterruptedly for six years, in...
Plenty of Blame to Go Around: The Long Collapse of American Foreign Policy
In recent months, a large army of pundits, academics, and other policy professionals have risen up to argue that Pres. Donald Trump’s foreign policy...
Modi-Merkel mutually beneficial partnership set to continue
Germany is gearing up to vote for the 19th Bundestag or the Lower House of the Parliament which will, in turn, elect the German...
The structure of the North Korean political and military issue
North Korea’s military strength is the strength of its nuclear potential. As the North Korean Foreign Minister stated at the ASEAN Forum in early...
NATO makes Latvia vulnerable
Latvia along with Lithuania and Estonia is at the junction of the geopolitical interests of the United States (representing NATO) and Russia. In fact...