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Are We Almost Done As a Globe?

Everyone knows the Engish nursery rhyme “Humpty Dumpty”, but few realize the famous single quatrain melody is really about the breakage of great men and great nations. Though we often refer to world leaders in terms of their “broken egg” fates, we seldom take to heart what happens when things get so broken, that we can’t glue them back together. This brings...

Phil Butler

On the Latest Video Summits Held between the EU and PRC

Sino-European relations remain one of the chief components in the world’s rapidly changing political puzzle. On top of that, this component itself often undergoes transformations, and NEO keeps track of this process on a more or less constant basis. The last time we addressed this topic was because of a series of events that occurred at the beginning of the summer...

Vladimir Terehov

Turkey and the UAE Vie for Shaping a New Middle East

While the UAE-Israel and Bahrain-Israel deals, called the Abraham Accords, have certainly changed Israel’s position in the Middle East, and triggered a new politics of blocs whereby the self-styled regional leaders and those with ambitions to become leaders are coming closer to like-minded states, the struggle for power and re-shaping the Middle...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

West Hopes to Play its Belarusian Card in Kyrgyzstan?

Vladimir Danilov

The Libyan Crisis is Now at a Crossroads

Viktor Mikhin

Situation around Taiwan Continues to Worsen

Vladimir Terehov

Why Nagorno-Karabakh and Why Now?

Henry Kamens

The US is Preparing for War with China

Vladimir Danilov

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