Why Is Iran So Keen on Joining the SCO?
15.09.2021
Eurasia
Russia got a unique role in Greater Eurasia
05.09.2019
Russia is expanding from Europe to Asia and wants to create a large Eurasian space, uniting the territory from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean. This is not Europe from Lisbon to Vladivostok. And Eurasia from Portugal to Indonesia.
Russia: A European or Eurasian Power?
28.08.2019
The former Soviet Union was a country encompassing a vast territory covering the land surface of two of the earth’s continents (Europe and Asia).
India-Pakistan Conflict: Aggravation
21.02.2019
After the terrorist attack by Jaish-e-Muhammad in the Indian province of Jammu and Kashmir, tensions between Pakistan and India continue to increase.
The Silk Road: Greater Eurasia vs. Global Atlanticism
03.01.2019
The silk road is of importance to the continental powers to control anti-social activities with wise diplomacy and good military strength combined with economic power generated purposefully.
It’s Eurasia integration vs. Empire of Chaos
01.01.2019
Talk about a day that will live forever in history: Tuesday, November 18, 2014 in Yiwu, Zhejiang province, China. The first China-Europe Block Train, carrying 82 containers of exported goods, leaves the massive industrial warehouse of Yiwu to Madrid, with arrival December 9, 2014.
US and Chinese Trade War: The Clash of Eurasia and the Euro-Atlantic
29.11.2018
For a long time, the economies of China and the United States went "hand in hand", complementing each other: Americans, for reasons of economy, transferred their production to the PRC, the Chinese used a huge American market.
Russia Is Key to Asia Future Development
27.11.2018
As serious problems emerge with the further development of China’s ultra-ambitious New Economic Silk Road, the formally named Belt, Road Initiative (BRI) the Russian Federation, especially in the wake of Washington’s mis-named trade war, is findin
Eurasian Unions in Post-Soviet Zone
18.10.2018
Seven years ago, on October 18, 2011, eight republics of the former USSR - Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan - signed the Treaty on the Free Trade Zone (FTA) of the CIS.
