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Iraq: the success of Russian oilmen

At the end of March, the Russian oil company, Lukoil, began extracting oil from one of the world's largest oilfields, ‘West Qurna Phase II’ in Iraq. The Vice Premier of the Russian Federation, Arkady Drovkovich, the Vice Premier of Iraq responsible for energy...

Viktor Mikhin

The Crimean Crisis and the Korean Peninsula

Notwithstanding the vast distance that separates the Crimean and Korean peninsulas, events in Crimea and their potential further development may have reverberations in Northeast Asia. And though many lessons of the Ukrainian crisis may be misunderstood, in this article...

Konstantin Asmolov

Georgia, Ukraine: NATO Aspirations – Why No More Than an Offer Suits Everyone

The Republic of Georgia continually maintains that it is pro-Western and seeks integration with Western institutions, in particular NATO and the EU. However, despite the NATO presence in Georgia and considerable US...

Henry Kamens

Soft Power of PRC, and what Beijing Has To Offer the World

Roman Pogorelov

India And The Crimean Crisis – Old Friends Are Better Than New

Alexander Rogozhin

Thailand: West Tearing Down Old World to Build a "New" One

Tony Cartalucci

Afghan Elections & the Myth of Progress

Ulson Gunnar

Denial of Turkish Involvement in Sarin Gas Attack is a “Very Convenient” Admission

Seth Ferris

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