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Japan Navigates Amidst Foreign Policy Uncertainty

The nature of the recent foreign policy activity of one of Asia’s leading powers, modern-day Japan, has been noticeably influenced by the increasing uncertainty on the global stage.

Vladimir Terehov

Syrian ‘end-game’ will change the Middle East

The fall of the Assad regime in Syria may have been a geopolitical loss for Iran (and Russia), but the fact that Islamists have overthrown the regime threatens both Iran and Arab states, creating prospects for their cooperation in the near future and minimising whatever gains the ‘winners’ of this ‘end-game’ many have made.

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Why does all of Africa continually revolt against the West and why?

For several years now, Africa has been in the grip of an unprecedented wave of protest against the West. Demonstrations, riots, calls for resistance and decolonization are breaking out all over the continent. But what is causing this anger and widespread revolt against the West?

Mohamed Lamine KABA

Syria Today, Iran Tomorrow, and Inevitably China

Brian Berletic

The US-Israeli monster is ripping Syria to pieces. Part II. Israel’s policy vis-à-vis Syria is malice and revenge

Viktor Mikhin

Trump’s False Peace Initiative in Ukraine: High-Stakes Deals, Murder, and Global Repercussions

Henry Kamens

Is Donald Trump’s Tariff-and-Threat Diplomacy Towards Latin America Throwing the Region into China’s orbit? Part 1

Ricardo Martins

New Zealand Strengthens Relations with Australia

Vladimir Terehov

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