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China and the Unrest in Kazakhstan

Recent developments in Kazakhstan have attracted widespread attention. For a while they have been the main discussion point of the entire global community. This is understandable, since Kazakhstan is the largest country in Central Asia, a region that has a significant impact on the developments in the larger Indo-Pacific region, that has already overtaken the Euro-Atlantic...

Vladimir Terehov

Where To Put Your World War III Investment Dollar

Is US President Joe Biden taking notes from the Trump administration on jockeying defense stocks? The question has to be asked in view of American military industrial stocks getting boosted by all the play on the tensions in Europe. What other reason could there be for lighting the fuse on World War III? Let’s take a short look at the stock and investment play of late.

Phil Butler

Turkey Eyes a Major Role in Africa through Arms Deals

Armed with drones and active diplomacy, Turkey is slowly – but surely – charting a path for a major role for itself in Africa. While Russia has historically dominated African arms market with 49 percent of market share, Turkey’s ambitious foray includes geo-political interests, especially with regards to how it sees itself as a natural player in the region as a ‘neo-Ottoman’ state...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Travel "Bridge" between Russia and Southeast Asia is being Restored

Dmitry Bokarev

The Afghan Syndrome and the Same Old Mistake of American Neoconservatives

Viktor Mikhin

The Turkic Military Alliance or Why has Ankara Accused Russia of Occupying Kazakhstan?

Vladimir Danilov

Kishida and Morrison Sign the Japan-Australia Reciprocal Access Agreement

Vladimir Terehov

A Lesson in Source Studies or Did Kim Jong-il Really Invent Shawarma?

Konstantin Asmolov

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