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What Does the Future Hold for the Russian Language in Syria?

Back in the days of the Soviet Union, Russian-Syrian relations were quite cordial. Having established diplomatic contacts with Syria in 1944, the USSR became one of the main initiators of the country’s independence from France. Through the efforts of Soviet diplomats, Syria became a sovereign state in 1946. In 1980, representatives of the Syrian Arab Republic...

Petr Konovalov

The West Demonstrates its Pseudo-fight against Racism

Recently, one has seen more and more reports in various media about the alleged commitment of Western countries to fight racism. Against this backdrop, monuments to slave owners and colonialists on both sides of the Atlantic are defiantly demolished, and various initiatives to “eradicate racism” are increasing. Whereas students at American high school Park Hill South...

Vladimir Odintsov

The US Indo-Pacific Strategy Displaces ASEAN

Whereas the QUAD and AUKUS aim to place the US at the centre of the Indo-Pacific region as a bulwark against China, these two different yet interconnected strands of US policies are unlikely to be accepted by the ASEAN. Specifically, these projects could overpower ASEAN, as well as neutralising the regional configuration’s own political ambitions as the centre...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

On the Second Summit of the Quad Participants

Vladimir Terehov

Pakistan and the New Afghan Government

Petr Konovalov

Lebanon’s Problems Are Only Getting Worse

Viktor Mikhin

Farm to Fork: How the EU and the Davos Cabal Plan to Control Agriculture

F. William Engdahl

India is Searching to Define its Role in its Rapidly Changing Region

James ONeill

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