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How the RCEP Could Derail the US Plans in the Indo-Pacific

The recent ratification of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (RCEP) by Australia and New Zealand have opened up the possibility of meaningfully, if not fundamentally, altering the geo-political scenario in the Indo-Pacific in favour of China. The fact that this ratification has come within months of the AUKUS and the Biden...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Gas Crisis in Europe: an Outlook of the Arab World

The current turbulence in the European gas market has attracted the attention of the Arabs closely watching the gas price situation. After all, the Arab oil-producing countries account for 56% of oil reserves and almost 27% of natural gas globally. In 2020, according to local data, they produced 28% of oil and 15% of natural gas on the planet, and the revenues...

Yuriy Zinin

Has Saudi Arabia Decided to Put an End to the Small and Defenseless Lebanon?

Recently, Saudi Arabia and its satellites Bahrain and Kuwait have decided to expel Lebanese ambassadors amid the rising tensions between Beirut and some countries of the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf (GCC). In addition, Riyadh severed economic ties with Lebanon, which looks like a deliberately...

Viktor Mikhin

Japan and Turkey Boost Cooperation in Central Asia

Vladimir Danilov

Japan’s Energy Policy and its Significance for Russia

Petr Konovalov

Russia's Coal Export to India and its Connection to Eurasian Integration

Petr Konovalov

Russia Changes the Rules of Global Logistics while Bypassing the Suez

Valery Kulikov

More Clues In Pursuit Of the Nebulous Cabal That Runs Stuff

Phil Butler

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