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Bright Prospects of the the Northern Sea Route and Washington's Gloomy Nightmares
After the infamous blockage of the Suez Canal by the container ship Ever Given that occurred in late March, the Northern Sea Route stretching along Russia's northern coastline became one of the most attractive options for the delivery of goods from Asia to Europe. In this context...
Valery Kulikov
How China Aims to Navigate the Complex Middle East
While China has already made its mark in the Middle East and is already outsmarting the US, the recently signed China-Iran pact is perhaps the biggest economic venture China has made in the Middle East so far. However, while China does have big ambitions with respects to its economic engagement with countries in West Asia, Middle East remains...
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Biden’s Uncertain Policies Pose Some Serious Questions
Two United States announcements this week have raised some interesting points and are worthy of further examination. The first was an announcement by United States president Joe Biden on Wednesday, 13 April that United States troops would be withdrawn from Afghanistan by the 11th of September this year. The choice of that date is significant...
James ONeill
The US: If the Coronavirus Doesn’t Kill You, a Shootout Will
Vladimir Platov
A Way Out of the Afghan Stalemate?
Vladimir Danilov
Fukushima Daiichi Radioactive Dumping and the Summer Olympics in Japan In Question
Vladimir Odintsov
The Future of Korea’s Domestic Policy Following the April 2021 Elections
Konstantin Asmolov
One Man Stands in the Way of NATO’s Run Onward to Moscow
Phil Butler
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