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 for political asylum in the UK.
In the overall geopolitical strategy of Russia as a Heartland, the objectives towards the East, two fundamental directions of expansion and already considered as central in the country’s diplomatic, military and geo-economic strategies, deserve singular attention.
Despite claims of cultural and historical ties, the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) has a rather dubious ideology in its baggage.
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.
Curiosity, rumor and equivocation have not ceased to constitute the fundamental elements of the Heideggerian “inauthentic existence” (uneigentliche Existenz) of the alienated world promoted by the deceitful performances of the culture industry. The curiosity of public opinion, i.e., the “inability to dwell on that which is presented,” is fed by the continuous diversion of attention to new objects placed ad hoc in the foreground through organized manipulation, in order to tame minds and mold them according to the ideological order.
Reports about President Putin’s impending trip to Vietnam later this week drew fresh attention to this ASEAN member’s foreign policy after his plans elicited a sharp response from the US.
On June 14, Russian President Vladimir Putin held a meeting with the leadership of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, at which Russia‘s principled positions and the actual strategic course of the state on a global scale wer
May 29 is the EAEU Day, because it was on this date in 2014 in the capital of Kazakhstan, Astana, that the signing of the Treaty on the Establishment of the Eurasian Economic Union by the presidents of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan took place.
Chan Mo Ku, a former military officer at the Strategic Planning Directorate of the Republic of Korea – United States Combined Forces Command and Jinwan Park, an incoming Schwarzman Scholar at Tsinghua University, China, and an East-Asia-focused re
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told a reporter in Tashkent on Monday that “Kazakhstan has recently decided to remove [the Taliban] from the list of terrorist organisations.
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