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Why the “Brain Dead” Transatlantic Alliance Cannot be Revived

While the Transatlantic alliance continues to exist and even wield some military power, last four years have seen it becoming increasingly irrelevant in terms of its ability to shape bi-lateral relations between the US & Russia, EU & Russia and EU & the US. Its ability to influence the outcomes of different conflict zones, including Afghanistan...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Where does the Policy of Balancing out Major Players Lead India?

Multidirectional policies have become a characteristic feature of Indian foreign policy in recent years. New Delhi actively seeks to establish relations with China, normalize relations with its main regional adversary, Pakistan, maintain ties with Russia and develop relations with Israel, the United States, Iran and the Arabian...

Vladimir Platov

Will there be Peace in Afghanistan under Biden?

While it is well known that international treaties and agreements signed are not a personal contract between political leaders, but rather certain obligations between states, the United States has repeatedly shown the world that it does not care about such norms of international law. Hence the entire structure of the international legal framework, be it the international...

Vladimir Danilov

Key Features of the Ongoing Law Enforcement Reform in ROK and Possible Issues

Konstantin Asmolov

The US and Israel Playing their Cards in the Middle East

Viktor Mikhin

US Targets China over Tibet

Brian Berletic

Erdogan Strengthens his Military Block

Vladimir Odintsov

Japan and SARS-CoV-2

Vladimir Terehov

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