New Eastern Outlook

EN|FR|RU

Follow us on:

New Eastern Outlook

Columns

Germany at the eye of the European political storm

Because the European Parliament (EP) doesn’t make the laws that are applied in people’s daily lives, but merely makes recommendations that countries may or may not adopt, European elections don’t have the same significance as national ones. The EP elections serve above all as a barometer of political trends in each Member State. That’s why turnout is generally much lower than in national elections…

Ricardo Nuno Costa

BRICS – as a key structure of international relations

The updated composition of the BRICS alliance strengthens interaction within all member countries of the alliance, as well as with those who are likely future members of the multipolar international organization. The BRICS foreign ministers meeting in the Russian city of Nizhny Novgorod amply confirmed this again…

Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov

Biden Has Failed Big Time in the Middle East

On May 31, US President Joe Biden made a crucial announcement regarding Israel’s acceptance of a “lasting” ceasefire in Gaza. Later that day, Hamas welcomed Biden’s peace plan and his call for “a permanent ceasefire, withdrawal of [Israeli] occupation forces from the Gaza Strip, reconstruction and prisoners exchange”. According to Biden, this was Israel’s plan for a multi-stage end of the war…

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Will the Iranian plane crash be a catalyst for change?

Alexandr Svaranc

Behind the Myth of “Billions in Arms” Flowing into Ukraine

Brian Berletic

The intensity of the US presidential campaign is leading to an even greater schism in American society

Vladimir Mashin

Mongolia-USA: a paradoxical military partnership?

Bair Danzanov

Why the American Exceptionalism is not so Exceptional?

Simon Westwood

< 1 … 67 68 69 70 71 … 1,525 >