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Dmitry Bokarev

A political observer

US Withdrawal from Afghanistan and its Consequences for India

It is widely acknowledged that from a geopolitical point of view, India is caught between a rock and a hard place. It shares its land borders with China, its most powerful competitor in Asia, as well as Pakistan, and although Pakistan may not be as powerful as China, it is a country with which India has an extremely complex relationship...

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Withdrawing American Troops from Afghanistan - a New Challenge for the CSTO

For many years now, there has been talk of pulling American troops out of Afghanistan, where a civil war has been raging for 40 years and substantial amounts of territory are under the control of terrorists. The US is now getting ready to carry out this project. There is one opinion that immediately after American troops leave Afghanistan...

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COVID-19 Pandemic and PRC’s Global Plans

There is not a single area of world politics or economy that the COVID-19 pandemic, which started at the end of 2019, has not had an effect on either directly or indirectly. Unsurprisingly, the outbreak has had an impact on China’s global development strategy Belt and Road Initiative (BRI. The aim of the project is to extend, bifurcate and then unite key transportation...

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Myanmar is Moving Closer to China

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Japan’s Nuclear Power Industry: a Bumpy Road after Fukushima

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Russian-Japanese Relations Developing Despite Dispute over the Kuril Islands

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Is China Turning Indo-Pacific Concept into Reality?

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Can Australia and India Get Cooperation Against China Going?

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