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Tensions on the Korean Peninsula remain high
Following North Korea’s January launch of a hypersonic missile, tensions on the peninsula have remained at the same level, fueled by the security dilemma.
Konstantin Asmolov
| Security
Racists’ Paradise: Beach-Front Property for 2.3 Million Lives
US intent to own Gaza as stated by Donald Trump shows that the Palestinian genocide which was supposed to facilitate this process was premeditated at the highest levels in Washington.
Simon Chege Ndiritu
| Politics
Hard times await the enemies of the multipolar world order in Africa
Whether they like it or not, all the forces that continue to rely on the opinion of Western regimes in Africa will observe an unpleasant situation for themselves, i.e. the strengthening of pan-African values and the multipolar world order on the African continent.
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov
| Politics
Pakistan Navy’s AMAN Exercise and the Future of Maritime Security
Considering the evolving challenges and significance of maritime security, the Pakistan Navy took the initiative of joint military exercise and dialogue under the banner of “AMAN Exercise”.
Abbas Hashemite
| Security
The US President's team is showing interest in restoring dialog with Russia, and Moscow is ready for it
Sergey Ryabkov, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister
There’s Nothing to Discuss with Brussels Vassals
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov
| Politics
A Trump-Putin Deal Over Ukraine Does Not Look Good for Europe
Ricardo Martins
| Politics
Putin and the Russian State discourse: a clear vision for Russia and the World
Mohamed Lamine KABA
| Politics
On the US’ place on the world stage
Vladimir Mashin
| Politics
Spotlight
Тhe 80th Anniversary of the End of WWII
Middle East conflict
BRICS
Yalta 1945 – Between Cooperation and Rivalry: What Lessons for Today’s World Order? Part 2
As global tensions mount, is a new Yalta-style agreement within reach? This second part of the article examines why great power cooperation remains unlikely in 2025 and whether any path forward exists for diplomacy and stability in a deeply divided world.
Ricardo Martins
| Politics
Yalta 1945 – Between Cooperation and Rivalry: What Lessons for Today’s World Order? Part 1
There are 80 years, Yalta February 4-11, 1945 showed that even rival powers could cooperate for global stability—so why is such diplomacy impossible today? This article explores the lessons of Yalta and why a new grand bargain remains unreachable in our fractured world.
Ricardo Martins
| Politics
Will the Real Holocaust Survivor Please Stand Up?
Phil Butler
| Politics
The liberation of Auschwitz: how hatred of Russia distorts historical truth
Mohamed Lamine KABA
| Society
Trump’s Ceasefire in Gaza ‒ Buying Time for Israel in Gaza and the West Bank
Donald Trump’s proposed peace plan, which includes the relocation of Palestinians from Gaza to neighboring Arab nations, appears to be part of a larger geopolitical maneuver rather than a genuine effort to establish long-term peace.
Seth Ferris
| Politics
Trump’s Plan to Cleanse Gaza Will Not Work
US President Donald Trump has announced to ‘cleanse’ Gaza by forcing its lawful residents into neighbouring countries. This plan will not only invite opposition from regional countries, but also reignite fears of a wider conflict.
Salman Rafi Sheikh
| Politics
Israeli Provocation – A New Step Towards Confrontation
Viktor Mikhin
| Security
Israel uses artificial intelligence to genocide the Palestinians
Viktor Mikhin
| Security
Indonesia's Accession to BRICS: The Non-Western World Continues to Consolidate
The beginning of 2025 marked Indonesia’s official accession to BRICS as a full-fledged member.
Ksenia Muratshina
| Politics
Andrey DENISOV: “Our position is, first and foremost, dictated by the security interests of Russia”
In an exclusive interview with a senator and the First Deputy Chair of the Federation Council Committee on Foreign Affairs Andrey DENISOV, New Eastern Outlook touched upon the most pressing issues. We considered whether BRICS can become a leading power on the planet in the near future and if it exerts significant influence on political and economic processes at the current stage.
Yuliya Novitskaya
| Interviews
Trump vs. BRICS will accelerate De-Dollarization
Salman Rafi Sheikh
| Economy
Is the United States Still the Sole Superpower of the World?
Taut Bataut
| Politics
Politics
Valdai: 14th Middle East Conference
Vanessa Sevidova
On India’s recent activities at a time of foreign policy uncertainty
Vladimir Terehov
Fico vs. Zelensky: A War of Words Escalates into a Diplomatic Crisis Between Slovakia and Ukraine
Ricardo Martins
Musk Gets “Go Ahead” to Finally Shutter USAID
Phil Butler
Economy
Turkey Counts on Transit Preferences for Gas Exports to Europe
Alexandr Svaranc
The Coming ‘Transatlantic Trade War’
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Relations between the Eurasian Economic Union and Iran: opportunities and challenges
Samyar Rostami
December Plenary Meeting of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea
Konstantin Asmolov
Security
DeepSeek the game-changer, China dethrones Silicon Valley
Mohamed Lamine KABA
India: The "Water Issue" (and Beyond) in Relations with Neighbors
Vladimir Terehov
DPRK’s first ballistic missile in 2025
Konstantin Asmolov
New Year’s Domestic Terrorism in the US: “Manchurian-Washington-Zionist” Candidates in Action?
Seth Ferris
Society
An Unorthodox Look at America’s “Manifest Destiny” Part.1
Tamer Mansour
The deepening gap between rich and poor: the disgrace of our time
Veniamin Popov
Can Iraqi girls now marry at 9 years old?
Vanessa Sevidova
Red Note Shocks US Citizens as Trump Buries his Head in the Sand
Simon Chege Ndiritu