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Will Ursula von der Leyen be forced to resign, and will her deeds be investigated?

Europe has been rocked by large-scale protests over the last few weeks, and many politicians and media organizations in the EU see this as a reflection of public dissatisfaction with the policies of the European Commission and especially its head, Ursula von der Leyen. The main concern is the rising cost of living...

Vladimir Danilov

OPEC – USA: new policy, new decisions

The reaction of Joe Biden's administration to the decision by OPEC and its allies to cut production by two million barrels per day is clear enough to confirm growing tensions with oil producers, particularly Saudi Arabia. Although the decision was widely expected and did not actually have a major impact on oil prices, Washington took it as a clear signal from its Persian Gulf allies...

Viktor Mikhin

Pakistan’s domestic turbulence raises question about the reliability of storing its nuclear arsenal

The rapidly evolving situation around Pakistan does not allow attention to be diverted to developments in other equally important areas of the Indo-Pacific region. It should be recalled that it is a country with a very mixed (mostly in ethnic terms) population of around 220 million people that possesses...

Vladimir Terehov

Another half step to the dangerous line

Konstantin Asmolov

Who Was Liz Truss, And What Could She Have Done Wrong in 52 Days?

Seth Ferris

Why is the US surveying the Kyrgyz-Tajik border, and when will similar trips be made by representatives of Russia and China to the US border?

Valery Kulikov

Germany has strengthened Turkey’s ties with Russia

Vladimir Odintsov

Kathmandu: Between Beijing and New Delhi

Petr Konovalov

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