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Current Situation in South China Sea and Vietnam’s Policy

“We see that, with the changing world order, the rivalry between the current centers of power continues to intensify and so does the battle for leadership in the future. Unfortunately, the threat posed by the novel Coronavirus has not reduced these geopolitical tensions, exacerbating them instead. We would like to reiterate that that, from our point...

Dmitry Mosyakov

On the Problems with Japan’s Course of Movement “Toward the Southwest”

In the strategic game that is playing out in the area around the Indian and Pacific Oceans, the presence of Japan is growing more prominent. The nature of this presence is reflected in both the aspect of Japan re-establishing itself as a leading world power and the swift transformation of the political puzzle taking shape here. Back...

Vladimir Terehov

In the Next Big Power Rivalry, Turkey Stands pro-US

As I pointed out in one of my previous pieces for NEO, a cardinal purpose that the US wants to achieve through bashing China and casting it as an inherent enemy is division of the world into blocs, creating a chain of ‘trusted partners’ and establishing a ‘network of economic prosperity’ under its own domination. Such a policy by the US...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

South Korea Trapped between China and US

Konstantin Asmolov

The US-Russia-China Triangle’s Key Role in Global Politics

Vladimir Danilov

The Yemen Tragedy Continues

Viktor Mikhin

Is Washington Provoking India to a War With China?

F. William Engdahl

Why is China Painted as ‘Capitalist’ by Western Propaganda?

Andre Vltchek

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