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On the anniversary of the Japanese empire’s defeat

On September 3 Russia celebrated a new holiday: Victory over the Japanese Empire Day. It was marked as a public holiday in the Soviet Union in 1945-1947, and on April 14, 2020 on the initiative of a number of deputies, the State Duma of the Russian Federation adopted a law changing the date of the Military Commemoration Day marking the end of the Second World War to September 3. This date is particularly significant in the Far East of Russia. For example, the Regional…

Konstantin Asmolov

On the most recent communication signals exchanged between the PRC and Japan

As the New Eastern Outlook has frequently stated, the communication among the top players in the current stage of the Big World Game is extremely vital, indicating that the game process is ongoing. Regardless of the issues that arise, the participants continue to honor the current agreements and refuse to overturn the table with a “continue the policy by other means” clause. One may assess the current relationships between the main players and the prospects for the future based…

Vladimir Terehov

Georgian Coup Plot Thickens: “We lost Ukraine BUT Saved Georgia from the Russians.”

The West is realizing that Ukraine is lost and that they need to be able to pull a white rabbit out of the proverbial hat, or to shift direction and fix the blame. Basically, this means to be able to claim some success from the ruins, which may be “We lost Ukraine, but we saved Georgia from the Russians.” This may help explain some recent headlines in the Georgians media: “A coup à la Euromaidan is being prepared in Georgia” – Security Services Claim. There are also suggested links, or too many coincidences, between…

Henry Kamens

The talks in Sochi - what was discussed?

Alexandr Svaranc

BRICS: a green light for the arab world

Yuriy Zinin

Turkey and Iraq seek to reboot their relationship

Viktor Mikhin

Saudi-Israel Rapprochement Reflects Complex Geopolitics

Salman Rafi Sheikh

What was the obvious and not-so-obvious significance of the Pope’s visit to Mongolia?

Boris Kushhov

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