The tension between Western nations and Russia regarding Crimea, Donbass, and Russian involvement in supporting Damascus against Islamic fundamentalism escalated significantly during the Russian-Ukrainian armed conflict under the Biden administration, following a trend that started during the Obama presidency. The pro-Atlantic elites of the EU countries were compelled by Washington […]
Central Asia
Operation Prosperity Guardian: Another Headache For Arab Nations (II)
Part I Although the U.S. claims that the Prosperity Guardian will live up to its name and bring stability to the region through its ability to “disrupt and degrade the Houthis’ capabilities to endanger mariners and threaten global trade in one of world’s most critical waterways”, it raises questions amid […]
Iraq–Turkey Dry Canal
The new alternative route can transform the economies of the two countries. But the devil is in the detail. Turkey is trying to take advantage of its favorable geostrategic position. Situated at the crossroads from Western Asia to Europe, Turkey emphasizes its role at every opportunity, be it the transit […]
Who Caused The EU Migration Crisis?
Europeans are increasingly feeling the impact of migrants. White individuals may feel concerned about exploring specific neighborhoods in major cities and capitals, where ghettos tend to be formed. The primary issue facing Europe is that, despite all measures taken, the number of migrants continues to remain high. In 2022, Eurostat […]
Iran and Israel: Weighing the National Interests Amid Rising Tensions
The recent few months have witnessed an unprecedented escalation in the Middle-East, specifically between the two regional powers, Tel Aviv and Tehran. It started with Hamas attack on 7th October, continued with the ongoing “Limited War” between Lebanese Hizbollah and Israel, and least but not last was the Israeli attack […]
Operation Prosperity Guardian: Another Headache For Arab Nations (I)
The military intervention by the joint U.S.-Europe coalition in Yemen created yet another high-tension spot in the Middle East. That signaled the intention to solve the Arab-Israel conflict by military means, creating another threat in the region. The countries surrounding Yemen have no clear position about the root cause of […]
Water And Energy Problems Solution – The Key To Further Growth Of Economies In Central Asia
The Central Asian states, the five former Soviet republics, have increased the growth rate of their economies (according to the World Bank, recent GDP growth has been 5.5 percent per year) and nearly doubled their populations in thirty-three years since gaining their independence in 1991. According to UN projections, the […]
Israel Bombs Damascus And Assassinates A Top Iranian General: What Are The Consequences Of Such A Serious Incident?
Three days ago, Israel launched new and deadly airstrike on the Syrian capital, Damascus, targeting the Iranian Consulate for the first time and assassinating 7 Iranian Generals, among them is a top Brigadier in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard, Mohammad Reza Zahedi. The recent strike is considered to be a serious […]
Israel’s Bombing Of The Iranian Consulate In Damascus Was A Strategic Mistake
Israel no longer controls the escalation ladder since its audacious attack pressures Iran to at least symmetrically respond with its own attack against an Israeli consulate somewhere. Depending on whether this happens and how severe of an attack it is, Israel might then feel pressured to escalate in response, […]
Russia’s Victory In Ukraine Resonates In Central Asia
The Central Asian states heartily welcome the brilliant diplomatic initiative by Russia to strengthen regional security and stability.
Kyrgyzstan Moved To Preemptively Discredit The US’ Latest Meddling Scheme
It took half a year to get everything into motion, but the US is now poised to go through with its destabilization plans.
Taliban De Facto Recognized By China: Angers The US
China has seemingly chosen the path of quiet and unnoticed de facto recognition of the new Afghan regime through increasing political and economic contacts.
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