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Political keys to Zangezur corridor code

12:26 15.08.2025 Maria Kolesnikova

Political keys to Zangezur corridor code

On August 8, Washington brokered an agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan to open a transit corridor through the South Caucasus. This new agreement replaces the initial Zangezur Corridor plan with what is now known as the "Trump Route to International Peace and Prosperity" (TRIPP). Its economic viability remains highly debated …

Putin-Trump in Alaska: Ukraine’s Mere Cameo for Bigger Act?

10:24 12.08.2025 Lily Ong

Putin-Trump in Alaska: Ukraine’s Mere Cameo for Bigger Act?

Where glaciers gleam beneath the midnight sun’s beam, an icy veil will soon lift to showcase the convention of two nuclear powers. Exasperated by incalculable sanctions, fickle deadlines, and disappearing cash and weapons, America still got to call dibs on the location. Seeing that it had once again called America’s …

The closing days of WWII: how did Japan surrender?

11:34 07.08.2025 Andrey Torin

The closing days of WWII: how did Japan surrender?

«The road to Great Victory Japan’s Surrender: Atomic Bomb or Soviet blitzkrieg?» With the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II approaching, the attention of historians and political scientists is focused not only on the end of the military conflict in Europe, but also on the events that …

Sandu plus EU pressure equals “democracy Moldovan style”

10:00 02.08.2025 Yuri Larin

Sandu plus EU pressure equals “democracy Moldovan style”

Political campaigning for the September 28 parliamentary elections in Moldova is gaining momentum. According to the country’s constitution, Moldova is a parliamentary republic where all power rests with the government, which forms a parliamentary majority. Now, thanks to the fact that the presidential party has a one-party majority in the …

Could the Cambodia-Thailand Ripple Stir a Sea of Change?

11:22 28.07.2025 Lily Ong

Could the Cambodia-Thailand Ripple Stir a Sea of Change?

Atop a 525-meter-high hill in the Dângrêk Mountains sits one of the most significant and historically important monuments in Southeast Asia. A renowned ancient Hindu temple built during the first half of the 11th century, the Preah Vihear Temple, characterized by steep staircases, carved lintels, and intricate bas-reliefs depicting Hindu …

Baku’s conflict with Moscow as a reflection of Azerbaijan’s dependence on UK

10:03 26.07.2025 Alexander Ananyev

Baku’s conflict with Moscow as a reflection of Azerbaijan’s dependence on UK

The sharp deterioration of Russian-Azerbaijani relations in 2024-2025 is a clear example of how Baku’s strong dependence on Britain hamstrings the freedom of its foreign policy, forcing the country’s ruling elite to choose in favor of Western partners even at the expense of traditional regional ties. The escalation of the …

At a crossroads: Europe and the future of post-Soviet area

11:21 22.07.2025 Jan Campbell

At a crossroads: Europe and the future of post-Soviet area

Top priority: American interests and the fight against China I would like to believe that everyone on both sides responsible for preparing for the fight against China realizes that the US' approach to countering China is hampered by the perceived ineffectiveness of its weaponry in Ukraine, and that predictive analytics …

Armenia – history of internal conflict in a changing geopolitical landscape

19:01 11.07.2025 Alexander Ananyev

Armenia – history of internal conflict in a changing geopolitical landscape

Amid the current standoff in Armenia, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has launched an unprecedented campaign against the Armenian Apostolic Church (AAC) and Catholicos of All Armenians Garegin II, which culminated in the arrests of Russian businessman of Armenian descent Samvel Karapetyan and a number of oppositionists and clergymen charged with …

NATO’s “Northern Balance” – an instrument of provoking conflict

13:29 08.07.2025 Nikolai Mezhevich

NATO’s “Northern Balance” – an instrument of provoking conflict

In the wake of World War 2, there emerged in the North and Northeastern Europe a security architecture, known as the “Northern Balance.” The rather cautious military cooperation between Denmark and Norway within NATO was offset by the Soviet Union’s special relationship with neutral and friendly Finland, while Sweden retained …

Georgia: “We will not tolerate arbitrariness and violence against us”

12:56 03.07.2025 Yuri Larin

Georgia: “We will not tolerate arbitrariness and violence against us”

Although the anti-government protests in Georgia, which have been going on for over 200 days following last year’s parliamentary elections, are gradually waning, they haven't ceased completely as they continue to receive external support in the form of actions and statements from Western backers and supporters of the country’s previous …

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