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Returning to Asia: What's Moving Britain?

The convergence of the Indian and Pacific Oceans into a single geostrategic space — the Indo-Pacific Region (IPR — and the growing competition between the major regional players — China and India — have encouraged the involvement of new international actors, including Britain, in IPR affairs. After the country's exit from the European Union...

Petr Konovalov

How China is Outsmarting the US in the Middle East

Competition between China and the US for domination and influence in the Middle East is intensifying in the wake of Chinese resurgence and a US return to the politics of interventions and confrontations under the Joe Biden administration. The US Secretary of state Antony Blinken recently announced that the US is going to place “democracy” and “human rights” at the centre...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Biden Failed to Drive a Wedge between Iran and Iraq

The air strikes inflicted by the US Air Force on February 25 in the Syrian regions bordering Iraq, and the consequences these actions taken by President Joe Biden will have, are raising many questions in many countries across the world. John Kirby, who is the Assistant to the Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs, at a briefing for journalists on February 26 pointed...

Vladimir Platov

Will Biden Tame the Arabian Racehorse?

Valery Kulikov

France Joins America's South China Sea Adventurism

Joseph Thomas

China and South Korea: an Anniversary is Approaching, but Problems Persist

Konstantin Asmolov

Prospects for Iran-US Nuclear Deal Negotiations

Viktor Mikhin

Why Turkey Can’t Lobby its Way to Normalisation with the US

Salman Rafi Sheikh

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