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The China Moment
China has achieved the almost impossible – a free trade agreement with 14 countries – the ten ASEAN, plus Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand, altogether 15 countries, including China. The so-called Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, or RCEP, was in negotiations during eight years – and achieved to pull together a group of countries for free trade, i.e. some 2.2 billion people...
Peter Koenig
Middle East is on the Scales of US Politics
At a time when the tarnished Donald Trump knocks the thresholds of various kinds of courts in the vain hope of regaining his former glory, many heads of state, politicians and experts begin to seriously think about what to expect from Joe Biden, suffering from dementia. How should they do business with him if he really becomes the new President of the United States...
Viktor Mikhin
On “China’s Interference in Korean Affairs”
NEO has previously already raised the issue of whether South Korean President Moon Jae-in is a stooge of Beijing. However, the reasoning for such a plan is constantly disclosed by conservatives, and, in the author’s opinion, propaganda stories on “Chinese dominance”, “Beijing Internet trolls” working for Moon, or absolute connivance of the authorities to the actions...
Konstantin Asmolov
The RCEP: How the Pact Signals US Downfall
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Taiwan Remains on the Region’s Policy Agenda
Vladimir Terehov
Why Russians Just Can't Figure Things Out
Phil Butler
Israel is in a Political Crisis Amplified by Trump’s Defeat
Valery Kulikov
Sino-Vietnamese Relations and the Mission of Russia
Petr Konovalov
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