Open Dialogue Research Journal
In terms of the bigger picture, the UK definitely wants to play a long-term and highly strategic role in Ukraine, but the extent to which it can execute its lofty plans as contained in last January’s “security guarantee” pact and their latest rehash last week largely depends on the US. […]
The inauguration of the 45th and 47th Presidents of the United States, Donald Trump, will take place today, January 20. The person is extremely controversial, however, it is worth recognizing that it was his initiatives that moved the country forward in the most difficult times. The very ceremony of inauguration […]
Are anti-Russian sanctions working today? The discussion about their cancellation gained new urgency before the inauguration of the newly elected US President Donald Trump. The Western anti-Russian sanctions, although they “slowed down the offensive,” still did not have the desired effect, Patricia Cohen writes in an analytical article for the […]
The future of their strategic partnership is bright, but in order to fully appreciate its prospects, observers must acknowledge its non-military nature instead of continuing to fantasize about a joint war against Israel and/or the US like some are doing. The Russian and Iranian presidents met in Moscow last Friday […]
On The Issue Of pan-Eurasian Security
The EU’s Need For Cheap Ukrainian Labor Imperils Ukraine’s Post-War Reconstruction
New Syria: The Path To Federation Or ISIS-2?
Serbia’s Top General Hinted At Carrying Out A Pro-Western Military Pivot Under Sanctions Duress
Trump Is Deeply Committed To Eliminating Palestinians
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