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Reality and Reflux: Tug of War—Georgia, Ukraine and Russia

Lots of things are going on now in the nexus between Georgia and Ukraine. Different camps are being organised, as if sides are lining up for a tug-of-war over Georgia having friendly relations with both Ukraine and the Russian Federation. The US government and some opposition parties don’t want Georgia and Russia to resume flights, and the US State Department…

Henry Kamens

Iraq: Dismal results of the first 100 days of the new government

In its first 100 days in power, the government of Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed al-Sudani has already left the first, and not very positive, signs of what may await the country in the near future. To say the least, the government’s heavy-handed actions have largely deviated from the promises al-Sudani made before taking office, resulting in unwanted disruptions...

Viktor Mikhin

Kuomintang delegation to visit People's Republic of China

The ten-day visit to China by a delegation of the Kuomintang, Taiwan's main opposition party, which has been in power more than once, began on February 8 and it is the most remarkable event since the NEO last reviewed the situation around what is perhaps the most dangerous problem of the “Global Great Game” current stage. The unusual length...

Vladimir Terehov

The Solomon Islands and the US-China Pacific Balance of Power

Brian Berletic

The thirteenth parade, a solid-fuel rocket and the daughter of the Leader of the DPRK at the podium

Konstantin Asmolov

Iranian-Israeli tensions are doomed to escalate in the absence of Russia

Alexandr Svaranc

The Geopolitics of the “Balloon Affair”

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Corruption and Weakness, What’s Behind Washington’s Love of Nuclear Brinkmanship

Gordon Duff

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