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Vladimir Odintsov

A political observer

Is War between the US and China Inevitable?

These days, with tensions between the US and China escalating by day, it is not just the two countries that are considered the greatest threat to global peace. Some analysts believe that US-China relations are entering a period of conflict in which an established hegemon confronts an increasingly powerful adversary. According to a Gallup poll of US public opinion on foreign...

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Britain is Starting its own Game in Central Asia

For Britain, as for other Atlanticists, Central Asia (CA has long been an area of key interest. To some extent, this is due to the region’s significant mineral reserves, as well as its strategic location as a bridge between Europe and Southeast Asia. That is why in recent years the West has been particularly active in trying to prevent the restoration of Russia’s strategic presence here...

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Red Lines in US-Turkey Relations

Recently, the relationship between two NATO allies, Washington and Ankara, has started deteriorating noticeably despite the fact that after the 2nd World War, Turkey was viewed as USA’s “right-hand man” in the region for many years. During the previous century, the United States grew accustomed to treating Turks as junior partners who were expected to follow the US lead...

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Fukushima Daiichi Radioactive Dumping and the Summer Olympics in Japan In Question

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The US Strengthens Its Presence in Mongolia

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What kind of “Peace” are Britain’s Private Military Companies Bringing to the Middle East?

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When Will the US and its NATO Allies Answer for the Looting of Libya?

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Turkey is becoming More Entrenched in Central Asia

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