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U.S. Admits Failed Africa Strategy: But There’s More!

As unlikely as it may seem, U.S. officials now admit the Biden administration’s strategy of pressing Niger and other African countries to break off ties with Moscow is no longer working. What’s more impressive, perhaps, is that the story was published in Axel Springer’s Politico. Whether or not the liberal order is preparing to chunk Joe Biden under the bus, or not, is a matter of conjecture…

Phil Butler

ASEAN Defense Ministers’ Meeting Plus and Addressing Emerging Security Threats in Southeast Asia

Against the backdrop of growing contemporary threats to international security around the world, the countries of Southeast Asia (SEA) are no exception and, just like everyone else, have to deal with terrorism, cyber-attacks, the spread of dangerous diseases, and natural disasters. Given the cross-border nature of most security issues, this is a technically extremely difficult task to achieve in a single country, much less in a region…

Ksenia Muratshina

Analyzing the Significance of the Iranian President's Visit to Pakistan Amidst Geopolitical Tensions

The visit of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi to Pakistan, days after the Israeli attack on Iran, holds immense significance for multiple reasons. Iran is considered the strongest rival of Israel in the Middle East. However, Israel’s aid by regional countries in neutralizing Iranian missiles and drones fired by Iran posits that Iran does not enjoy significant relations with the regional countries…

Abbas Hashemite

The Imminent Turkish-American Summit and Russia

Alexandr Svaranc

NATO Attacks Russian Orthodox Christianity

Christopher Black

Kazakhstan-Armenia: An Historic Visit, Mediation and Corridor-building

Bair Danzanov

Will US military funding make any difference in Ukraine?

Salman Rafi Sheikh

On the speech of the Prime Minister of Japan to the U.S. Congress

Vladimir Terehov

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