More: Belt and Road

Chinese Private Security Companies Along the BRI: An Emerging Threat?

When documenting China’s security footprint abroad, the PLA and the PLAN often get the spotlight. But under the hood, a relatively newer force is...

Greater Eurasia: New Great Game formulate abundant possibilities for Central Asia

The title "New Great Game" became the most conversed topic in the contemporary realm of global politics. The heart of the Eurasian continent, the...

Territorial Disputes in Central Asia: Myths and Reality

One of the focal points of any state foreign policy is the issue of territorial disputes, irrespective of its geographical size, economic opportunities or...

China could signal increased engagement with Iran but doesn’t

Here are two potential indicators of Chinese interest in moving ahead with a proposed US$400 billion economic and military cooperation agreement with Iran: a...

EU Logistics In The BRI Maps: Synergy of BRI and TEN-T

Today, the logistics centers play an important role in the development of various formats of international interaction at the beginning of the new Millennium....

From Central Asia to the Black Sea

In early June, China unveiled a new transportation corridor when a rail cargo of 230 tons of electrical appliances worth some $2,6 million arrived...

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...

China shows its support to Russia on the issue of Belarus

On August 19, China called for respecting Belarus' sovereignty and its people's choice in handling the political instability, while reaffirming the high-level partnership between...

Street clashes in Belarus

Despite everything, Belarus is still the most stable of the former Soviet Union.  Lukashenko, who has been in power since 1994, has never divided economic...

Flying Under the Radar: Iranian Alternatives to Suez and Belt and Road

As Eurasia’s geopolitical sands shift, Iran is touting a sea and rail hook-up involving Iranian, Russian, and Indian ports that would link the sub-continent...

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