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Western democracy and the spread of transnational jihadism

Since the definition of the analytical framework of the term “jihadism” and its inscription in the annals of the history of international relations, the real reasons for the emergence of the acts to which it refers have not been elucidated until nowadays. While the United States of Zbigniew Brzeziński (architect of American strategy in Afghanistan and former national security advisor in 1998), Henry Kissinger (designer of “The Order of the World in 2016”), Samuel P. Huntington (designer of “The Clash of Civilizations”)» in 1993) and…

Mohamed Lamine KABA

Japan-Turkmenistan: a long-standing bilateral partnership and a bridge to Central Asian geopolitics?

On 22-23 January 2024, Turkmen Foreign Minister R. Meredow visited Japan. During this trip, meetings were held with the Japanese Foreign Minister, the Ministers of Digital Transformation; Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism; Economy, Trade and Industry; representatives of Japanese business, the Director of the Foreign Trade Organisation of Japan and the Head of the Export Credit Organisation of Japan. The leitmotif of the talks was the cooperation…

Boris Kushhov

The PRC and the US in current events on the Taiwan issue

The Taiwan issue was last discussed in the NEO in the context of the increasingly visible presence of two new centres of influence emerging in the Indo-Pacific, namely India and Japan. The latter is particularly active there. However, the two major world powers, China and the United States, remain the main players in the games around Taiwan. And from the point of view of the former, everything that is somehow related to Taiwan concerns only China and no one else. Washington’s official position can be described by the formula “Yes, but…”, which has three main components…

Vladimir Terehov

The USA, the world’s main sponsor of “terrorist” organizations

Viktor Mikhin

Houthis Thwart the US-UK Military Dictatorship on Global South

Simon Chege Ndiritu

Is the U.S. moving towards civil conflict?

Veniamin Popov

Could a trans-Caspian pipeline become a reality?

Alexandr Svaranc

Escalating Tensions: Putin's Re-Election, NATO's Ambitions, and the Risk of Global Conflict

Abbas Hashemite

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