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Turkey: Erdogan Continues to Pursue an Old, Failed Course

Turkey’s great, imperial past, and the ideas associated with neo-Ottomanism, are quite popular and widespread in various strata of Turkish society. This all forces its political elites, and the country’s leadership, to proceed from the point of this sociopolitical dream, and act more decisively to try to revive this project of neo-imperialism. This course, as politicians see...

Viktor Mikhin

Relations between China and DPRK in Summer-Autumn 2020

At a time when the confrontation between the United States and China is ongoing, and the nations on the Korean Peninsula are in the process of choosing whose side to take in the approaching conflict, DPRK’s stance appears to be more certain, as evidenced by its political and economic ties during the period in question. Let us start...

Konstantin Asmolov

Will it be Biden and Putin, Making the New World?

The current situation between Armenia and Azerbaijan has shown the world the dangers of secret pacts and ancient grudges as a new “August 1914” moves toward reality. As early as 2012, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Israel and the Gulf States began arming al Qaeda and ISIS, deploying them against both Syria and Iraq. Other nations aided as well, not just...

Gordon Duff

Battlefield Social Media: The West's Growing Censorship

Ulson Gunnar

Depletion of the World Ocean: Is It a Shared Responsibility or Should We Look for Someone to Blame?

Petr Konovalov

The United States has Intensified the Process of Forming Coalitions against its Adversaries

Vladimir Odintsov

Europe’s Decisive Moves to Shun ‘Trans-Atlanticism’

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Seoul’s “New Old” Proposal to End Inter-Korean Conflict

Konstantin Asmolov

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