New Eastern Outlook

EN|FR|RU

Follow us on:

New Eastern Outlook

Asia

Iraq: A glimmer of light at the end of the political tunnel

Iraq has taken the first steps toward forming a new government, but whether it can achieve lasting peace in the country remains questionable. Mohammed Shia' Sabbar Al-Sudani, a former minister who has unexpectedly emerged as the new leader of the Shiites, is poised to take power as prime minister after forming a new coalition government with Kurdish and Sunni...

Viktor Mikhin

Resolving the Tajikistan-Kyrgyzstan conflict and strengthening the two countries’ armed forces

The unstable situation in Afghanistan, the aftermath of the January events in Kazakhstan and the armed conflicts between Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan make the Central Asian region prone to risks of destabilization. And some of the most vulnerable states in Central Asia (CA) in terms of instability...

Valery Kulikov

Exchange of fire in the Yellow Sea

On October 24, 2022 the armed forces of North and South Korea both announced that they had fired warning shots after a North Korean ship crossed the Northern Limit Line (NLL) in the Yellow Sea, the de facto maritime border between the two countries. According to South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff, a North Korean merchant vessel, the Mupho-ho crossed the NLL 27 km... ...

Konstantin Asmolov

Pakistan’s domestic turbulence raises question about the reliability of storing its nuclear arsenal

Vladimir Terehov

Another half step to the dangerous line

Konstantin Asmolov

Kathmandu: Between Beijing and New Delhi

Petr Konovalov

Pakistan’s political turbulence continues unabated

Vladimir Terehov

On the failed South Korean missile launch and more

Konstantin Asmolov

< 1 … 333 334 335 336 337 … 1,078 >