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Situation in Turkey is Putting Erdogan’s Abilities to the Test

In the last few years, Turkey’s economy has been caught in a drawn-out recession, largely due to the increasing costs related to the current model of economic growth. And as the economy is deteriorating, so is the political and economic situation in the country, forcing President Erdogan to make choices which are far from popular. When Erdogan’s Justice and Development Party came...

Vladimir Odintsov

Another US-Japan 2+2 Meeting

The regular US-Japan meeting (2+2) (officially called the US-Japan Security Consultative Committee) in January this year, involving the foreign and defense ministers of both countries, is noteworthy for a number of reasons. First of all, it should once again be emphasized that the very existence of the 2+2 format in a pair of states is almost a necessary sign (with a few exceptions, such as in the RF-Japan pair...

Vladimir Terehov

Central Asia becomes a Platform for Cooperation between Russia, India and China

Central Asia (CA), due to its geostrategic location at the junction of Europe and Asia, its proximity to the leading international actors such as Russia and China, its wealth of natural resources and its yet-to-be fully exploited trade and economic opportunities, has recently attracted increasing interest from...

Vladimir Platov

UK and France Push Forward their Tilt to Indo-Pacific

Vladimir Terehov

Iran’s Middle Eastern Strategy

Viktor Mikhin

US Military: a Civilian Killing Machine

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Is Erdogan Trying to Revise his Foreign Policy?

Valery Kulikov

China’s Population Issue

Vladimir Odintsov

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