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How Best to Understand the China-Central Summit Without Propaganda
The China-Central Summit held last month attracted a lot of international attention. In the West, the summit was seen as a major step towards Chinese consolidation in the otherwise resource-rich region historically dominated by Russia. More specifically, the Western mainstream media, or Western political pundits, saw the summit as Beijing’s bid to fill the so-called ‘void’ created by Russia’s preoccupation with Ukraine. The argument presented to the Western audience says that China is “replacing” Russia in Central Asia. Thus, the China-Russia alliance…
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Why China ignores USA
Beijing rejected Washington’s offer to conduct negotiations between Ministers of Defense on the sidelines of the Shangri-La Dialogue Summit against the background of mutual misunderstanding. The Singapore Security Summit for many years has served as a neutral forum for discussing controversies in the Asia-Pacific region, where even outspoken opponents can meet and clarify their mutual grievances without sacrificing credibility. This is why the PRC’s refusal to hold a meeting between Li Shangfu and Lloyd Austin has attracted increased global attention. The formal reason for rejecting the request was that the Chinese Ministers of Defense was under US sanctions. Li Shangfu previously…
Fernando Gaillardo
2023 and perception of the “third neighbor” in Mongolia: people’s attitudes are changing
The “third neighbor” for Mongolia is a set of the large states that do not have a direct geographical boundary with Mongolia and are distinguished by a high level of socio-economic development and a democratic political system. The very concept of the “third neighbor” dates back to the events of the early 1990s, when US Secretary of State James Baker, during his visit to Mongolia (1990), called his country “Mongolia’s Third Big Neighbor.” The idea of balancing between Mongolia’s two enormous direct neighbors (Russia and China) by building intense and deep partnerships with…
Boris Kushhov
Algeria: independence and friendship with Russia
Madi Khalis Maalouf
Turkish Election: Horns of a Dilemma 4- Joe Biden and US-Western-EU Birds of Feather
Henry Kamens
Mosaic Nature of Chinese-European Relations
Vladimir Terehov
The US is preventing the civil conflict in Myanmar from being resolved
Бахтиар Урусов
Why the West is Whitewashing Terrorism in Vietnam and Myanmar
Brian Berletic
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