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The West’s new-found love for Central Asia and the Caucasus

The ongoing military conflict between Russia and Ukraine (and NATO) has brought many changes to the global political order, with many states shifting their alliances in favor of new ones. More recently, the West, i.e., the US and the EU, have begun to renew their engagement with countries in Central Asia and the Caucasus. The belief that because Russia is busy in Ukraine and there is a vacuum in the region, the ongoing regional and global scenario presents an optimal situation for them to exploit. A recent report in the US-government run United States Institute of Peace said that “Central Asian…

Salman Rafi Sheikh

The Grim Prospects of US Proxies: Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan

As Russia’s special military operation (SMO) approaches two years of intense fighting, having parried Ukraine’s “spring counteroffensive” and with the initiative shifting to Russian forces, Western capitals are now admitting they are reaching the limits to remaining support for Kiev. During the Ukrainian offensive alone, the Western media has admitted Ukrainian forces have suffered catastrophic losses in both manpower and material. The Ukrainian economy has all but been replaced by heavy subsidies from the United States, Europe…

Brian Berletic

Erdoğan talks about peace with Russia, but sends weapons to Ukraine?

This is not the first time that Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has demonstrated to Russia the policy of double standards. Once again, it is all about Ukraine. On the one hand, Ankara assures Moscow of its interest in: achieving peace as soon as possible; extension of the “grain deal”; maintaining the pace of economic cooperation; development of flexible diplomacy and peacekeeping missions; recognition of the realities on the ground (that is, the fact of Russian military control of a number of former Ukrainian regions and Crimea), etc…

Alexandr Svaranc

Imran Khan's Struggle for Justice and Democracy in Pakistan

Taut Bataut

Kim Jong-un’s visit to Russia, part six: consequences for relations between Russia and South Korea

Konstantin Asmolov

Some comments on the G20 Parliamentary Speakers’ Summit

Anvar Azimov

Lloyd Austin’s visit to Africa, and its results

Viktor Mikhin

Mongolia's recent successes in railway construction

Boris Kushhov

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