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UK and France Push Forward their Tilt to Indo-Pacific

The term “tilt” that stands for UK’s need to double down on the Indo-Pacific region (IPR) in general and China in particular in terms of foreign policy, was first used in late 2020 in a Chatham House research. This research was conducted on the eve of (a long-drawn-out) ending UK’s push to leave EU when one question was becoming increasingly urgent: “What will happen...

Vladimir Terehov

China and the US Continue to Compete for Influence in Africa

Africa is a vast continent, rich in resources of every kind - in addition to its famous diamond mines and hydrocarbon deposits, it has 50% of the world’s gold reserves, and 90% of its reserves of platinum, cobalt, chrome and other minerals required by modern manufacturing industries. And the continent’s vast and largely very poor population represents a promising market and...

Petr Konovalov

Iran’s Middle Eastern Strategy

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken was quite right when he said that the talks with Iran on its nuclear program are at “a decisive moment.” At it looked for a time as if Washington was ready to accept full responsibility for the deteriorating situation both in the Islamic Republic and in the Middle East as a whole. But instead, Mr. Blinken stuck to the aggressive policy line adopted by the current US administration...

Viktor Mikhin

Can the World Handle the Truth about the West-East Crisis?

Phil Butler

US Military: a Civilian Killing Machine

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Firearms Violence - an All-American National Trend

Vladimir Danilov

Is Erdogan Trying to Revise his Foreign Policy?

Valery Kulikov

China’s Population Issue

Vladimir Odintsov

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