Analytical articles

Asia Confronts the Credibility Dilemma of U.S. Security Guarantees

The Rise of Regional Orders

The Gulf monarchies are not choosing Ukraine over Russia. They are adding Ukraine to a widening portfolio of security, technology and diplomatic options

Now we find ourselves at a stage where the very paradigm of security has become obsolete

The current crisis provides Russia with an opportunity to position itself as a mediator and facilitator of negotiation processes, or at least as a party capable of helping actors exchange signals

The Iran-Pakistan transit corridor has once again highlighted Iran’s strategic geographical advantages

Contemporary challenges in West Asia are increasing the region’s weight and call for a more active Russian policy

The Asia-Pacific is entering a phase of “cold destabilization”

Moscow does not aim to replace the United States politically, but it remains an attractive partner for countries in the Middle East seeking to diversify their foreign policy ties

No new doctrine offers systemic solutions to the problem of alienation

The Washington-Moscow-Beijing “triangle” could become a key factor in shaping a new, balanced world order

India’s actions are widely seen not as simple neutrality but as a deliberate attempt to identify areas of agreement, protect immediate national interests, and avoid being drawn into regional disputes, despite pressure from some to be more vocal