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Central Asian Energy - Old Contradictions and New Trends

During the period of existence of the present Central Asian republics within the unified socialist state, the distribution of electric power was solved, taking into account the needs of all republics and total economic efficiency. At that time, the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic’s sole headquarters oversaw the Central Asian energy system, which functioned outside from the USSR energy system. Because the Republican and economic district lines did not quite align, few people were able to “pull the blanket on themselves.” However, everyone was given what they needed, neither more nor less…

Boris Kushhov

Lessons of the Tehran Conference: the West continues to violate agreements, and, with promises of peace, prepares for war.

It is now 80 years, almost to the day, that the leaders of the “Big Three” powers in the coalition against Nazi Germany met in near secrecy. Operation Eureka was nearing its completion. But it would be a mistake to assume that the US and Britain sat around the negotiating table willingly. They were pressurized into changing their political strategy and tactics by the successes of the Red Army at the front and the realization that the Soviet Union was capable of defeating Nazi Germany on its own. In late November 1943, Joseph Stalin…

Yuliya Novitskaya

On the current condition of relations between the PRC and the EU on the eve of the summit

Before the EU and China summit…

Vladimir Terehov

Rapprochement Between Turkey and Iran Amid the Gaza Conflict

Alexandr Svaranc

Secret 1916 Sykes-Picot Agreement, Impact on the Middle East: Palestinian-Arab Israeli Conflict

Seth Ferris

Some comments on the most recent OSCE Ministers’ meeting

Anvar Azimov

Implications of Xi-Biden Summit

Abbas Hashemite

Europe: new developments in Palestinian politics

Viktor Mikhin

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