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Beijing Deals a Devastating Blow to Washington

The White House’s policy of unfettered discretion and domination, of unceremonious interference in the internal affairs of other countries, has met an increasingly widespread anti-American backlash. It was Washington that decided to “teach Serbia a lesson” by sponsoring, through the Rockefeller Foundation, anti-government protests in Serbia with the goal of changing...

Valery Kulikov

Central Asian Countries Keep Maneuvering amid Regional Powers

The NEO has already raised the issue of the optimal positioning of the Central Asian countries in the field of power that is being shaped by the world’s leading players, who have in varying degrees been involved in the processes that have developed in recent years in the sub-region. The change of power in Afghanistan, as well as the changing...

Vladimir Terehov

On the China-GCC Free Trade Agreement

Given how the US withdrawal from the Middle East has impacted Washington’s ties with the Gulf countries, an opportunity certainly exists for the latter to pursue their ties with Beijing more freely than was the earlier the case. There is, in fact, already signs that China and the Gulf may well be taking concrete steps towards the China-Gulf Coopertaion Council...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Biden Makes a Fruitless Attempt to Play the Qatari Card against Russia

Vladimir Platov

DPRK Missile Tests at the End of January 2022: the Moratorium Is Over

Konstantin Asmolov

Vladimir Putin’s Meeting With Xi Jinping Marks an Important Step in Eurasian Future

James ONeill

First Document on National Security to Be Published in Pakistan

Vladimir Terehov

Refugees in the Cluster of Humanitarian Disasters

Vladimir Odintsov

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