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The US Presidential Election Won’t Change US Policy, But Other Factors Might

The United States presidential election is now less than 15 days away and nothing emerging from the statements of either of the contenders inspires confidence that the world will be a safer and more rational place after the election, irrespective of who wins. It is a sorry spectacle that the pretender to leadership of the “free...

James ONeill

Japan's PM to Visit to Vietnam and Indonesia

On October 18-21, this year, Yoshihide Suga, Prime Minister of Japan, visited Vietnam and Indonesia, an event far from ordinary in the complex political game unfolding in the (subregion of Southeast Asia. This is also because Southeast Asia is a crucial element of a much larger Indo-Pacific region, shifting focus on global political processes...

Vladimir Terehov

Relations between Paris and Ankara are Deteriorating Rapidly

Relations between Turkey and France, formally NATO allies, have recently deteriorated sharply against the backdrop of contention over Syria, Libya, the Turkish-Greek dispute in the Eastern Mediterranean, and the events occurring in Nagorno-Karabakh. Without any doubt, the impetus for this was the operation...

Vladimir Danilov

The “Domino Effect” in Oceania and Competition among World Powers

Sofia Pale

French Initiative in Lebanon: But Who Wants it to Work?

Henry Kamens

Kuwait Stands on the Cusp of Future Changes

Viktor Mikhin

America's "Quad Alliance" is a Dead End

Joseph Thomas

Europe is Balancing on Turkish Scales.

Vladimir Odintsov

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