Analytical articles
In general, the space of peace is shrinking, while that of war is expanding.
ShortDmitriy Trenin: Moscow sees a dangerous illusion at the heart of the new Western doctrine
ShortThe Starting Point for a New Model of Relations
ShortThe historical moment we are witnessing today is a typical instance of international anarchy, in which actors pursue their security concerns through familiar means, albeit with new technological dimensions
ShortMoscow’s actions in the wider world—beyond Eurasia—will be guided by its economic interests rather than its geopolitical ambitions
ShortIsrael's Military Successes Have Not Translated into Political Gains
ShortFor Serbia, partnership with China represents an opportunity to accelerate modernisation and strengthen its international standing, while for China, Serbia serves as a strategic ally in the Balkans, opening access to European markets
ShortWashington’s failed gamble shows how far the global balance of power has moved
ShortThe irony is that the White House has long since introduced virtually all of these sanctions
ShortSCO is a perfect candidate for creating one of the pillars of the emerging multipolar world order: a security space spanning much of the world’s biggest landmass, Eurasia
ShortAsia Confronts the Credibility Dilemma of U.S. Security Guarantees
ShortThe Rise of Regional Orders
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Vladimir Orlov, Leonid Tsukanov
Vladimir Orlov, Elena Karnauhova