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The conflict between Russia and the West won’t end after Kiev is no longer viable as a proxy

The process and regimes of arms control reduce the threat of war between participating countries. However, they cannot by themselves dictate their entire foreign policy, which is shaped by many other factors

Big changes are coming to the global information sphere, and the Telegram founder’s standing is a canary in the coal mine

Kiev’s leadership isn’t acting in the interests of its own people; instead, it serves Washington’s agenda and those of its closest allies

It is difficult to imagine that a new system of global and regional security can be based on the “good old” European principles

Interview with Rabia Kalfaoglu, Assistant Professor of IR at Recep Tayyip Erdogan University in Rize

Soviet influence in the Middle East was ultimately useless, and now it seems Washington is heading down the same path

In the 21st century, the whole idea of junior and senior partners looks outdated and even archaic. True international partnerships are based on mutual respect, empathy and a carefully calibrated balance of interests

The manner in which Sheikh Hasina was forced to exit has left a big vacuum in terms of governance adversely impacting law and order and secular fabric of Bangladesh that will have ramifications in the region and beyond.

The price of US security guarantees in the event of a direct conflict, for example, with Russia, is quite small

A BRICS interregional currency as a prerequisite for financial multipolarity

America will more-so have to adapt to the emerging world than to adapt the world to itself