The continued pricing dispute over the Power of Siberia II gas pipeline might lead to Russia prioritizing its new gas MoUs with Iran and Azerbaijan to pioneer a southern-directed pipeline for facilitating Russian-Iranian gas swaps with India. The South China Morning Post reported earlier this week that “Future murky for […]
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The Сoup d’état in Bangladesh: The Time Line
The opposition seized parliament, the Prime Minister fled the country. On Monday, August 5, the apogee of weeks of opposition protests came to Bangladesh, as a result of which the country‘s Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina resigned and left the country. She flew by helicopter to India, later intending to apply […]
What’s The Best Way Forward For Bangladesh After Its Regime Change Surprisingly Succeeded?
What just happened in Bangladesh is ominously similar to 2014’s “EuroMaidan” in Ukraine where legitimate grievances gave rise to a nationwide protest movement that was then co-opted by political opportunists, radicals, and external forces to carry out regime change like the West wanted. Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina just resigned […]
Eurasia Will Determine The Future Of The Whole World (II)
Part I Is there a possibility that Europe or Russia over time will try to restore the institutional framework of the European security system, which was created several decades after the end of the Cold War? The possibility that such discussions will arise sooner or later cannot be ruled out. […]
The Prospects of BRICS’ Expansion and Development as the Formation Factor For a New World Order
The expansion of the BRICS on January 1 this year as a result of the accession of five new members: Saudi Arabia, Iran, Egypt, the UAE and Ethiopia to this largest and most influential integration platform in the world may have serious long-term consequences for the sanctions policy of the […]
Eurasia Will Determine The Future Of The Whole World (I)
Today, the countries of Europe, North America and their allies are actively imposing sanctions on various spheres of life and activity of Russia. Many researchers and experts in the international relations agreed that this pushes Russia to develop ties not with historically and culturally close European countries, but with the […]
It Was A Major Mistake For Zelensky To Insult Modi Last Week
India is the world’s most populous country, the Voice of the Global South, and a major power that’s pivotal to the global balance between all key players so getting on its bad side like Zelensky just did will capsize Ukraine’s plans to generate wider support for its cause. Zelensky insulted Indian Prime […]
Iran’s President-Elect Has A Refreshing Foreign Policy Vision
The Iranian people voted for him because they wanted a “reformist” who’d gradually change their country’s domestic and foreign policies, knowing that nothing radical can be expected due to the strict system of checks and balances that’s in place to prevent this. Iranian President-Elect Masoud Pezeshkian, who won the snap […]
Korybko To Ian Hall: Modi’s Trip To Moscow Was A Masterstroke, Not A Miscalculation
The problem with his opinion is that it isn’t cogent and comes off more as an attempt to discredit Modi for privileging his country’s strategic partnership with Russia than any honest critiques of his trip. Ian Hall is one of Australia’s most influential experts on the Indo-Pacific, whose opinions on […]
The Results of Narendra Modi’s Trip To Russia
The 22nd annual Russia–India Summit took place in Moscow. Arriving in Moscow on July 8, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called Russia India‘s “all-weather friend” and praised President Vladimir Putin‘s leading role in strengthening bilateral relations over the past two decades. The Prime minister also said that for a long time […]
Transport Corridors Of Eurasia – Prospects And Problems
The current crisis in relations between the EU member countries and Russia seems to be acquiring a long-term and comprehensive character, and it is not a fact that it can be completed with the end of the special military operation in Ukraine, but most likely will continue in the foreseeable […]
India: Entering A New Five-Year Plan
Modi‘s positions have weakened, but he can still lead India on the right path of history. In early June in India ended parliamentary elections, which lasted about two months. The votes were counted relatively quickly and it turned out that the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) lost a significant part […]
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