The US Is Afraid Of China, But Even More Afraid Of A Russian–Chinese Partnership
11.02.2021
The perception of China as a strategic competitor of the US has been developing among Americans for years now.
Geopolitics
The EU after Brexit: Renewed Debate about Enlargement and Deepening
09.02.2021
The departure of the United Kingdom and the prospect of an independent Scotland seeking membership raise fundamental questions concerning the European Union’s future size, geography and polity.
Joe Biden’s Foreign Policy: Israel Cracks the Whip
03.02.2021
Anyone who persists in believing that the United States is not Israel’s poodle should pay attention to the comedy that is playing out right now. Joe Biden was president for less than a week when the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gov
Delusions of Dominance
26.01.2021
Four years ago, as Joe Biden prepared to leave the vice-presidency, he told the World Economic Forum that the Unit
The Coronavirus Games: A Geopolitical Spy Story
20.01.2021
The coronavirus pandemic offered an opportunity for cooperation and coordination among nations.
Greater Eurasia. Opportunity or Downsizing for Russia?
15.01.2021
In recent years the idea of Greater Eurasia seems to constitute the main strategic reference of Russian foreign policy. However, as many analysts observe, the outlines of this idea are still largely uncertain, if not contradictory. In particular, it is difficult to clearly distinguish its relationship with other recent Russian intellectual and political ventures such as Eurasianism, Eurasian Economic Union (EUAE) and Turn to East.
Neo-Eurasianism and the Eurasian Union Project
12.01.2021
One of the shortcomings of literature on neo- or contemporary Eurasianism is its one-sided emphasis of geopolitical questions and its consequent undervaluation of other elements of that doctrine or approach.
