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Lithuania and Russia: Is Conflict Inevitable Between These Once and Future Empires?

This is the second in a series of three essays exploring the current strained relationship between Russia and the Baltic nations The relationship between Lithuania and Russia goes back hundreds…

June 5, 2020David DeBatto, Lithuania

Geopolitics

Iran: in or out in Syria

The latest Israeli attacks on Syria on May 4 targeted the Mayadin area in the governorate of Deir el Zor where there is a greater movement by pro-Iranian militias and…

June 3, 2020Gerta Zaimi, Hezbollah, Iran, Syria

Geopolitics

EAEU countries rail against the Kremlin’s initiatives

In the framework of negotiations held as a video-conference on May, 19, leaders of the Eurasian Economic Union countries were tasked to adopt a draft for the Eurasian Development Integration…

May 25, 2020Armenia, Belarus, Eurasian Economic Union

Geopolitics

Climate change and technology: survival race

Climate change has extensive sway with social processes and maps out the development of civilization even today. In 30 years' time, if nothing changes, humanity will live under entirely different conditions,…

May 15, 2020climate change

Geopolitics Estimates

Russia says it wants to talk about hypersonic weapons. What does that tell us?

On Tuesday, April 14th, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has said that Russia is ready for a discussion about hypersonic missiles and other types of weapons. According to Lavrov, those…

April 21, 2020China, Dr. Krzysztof Kuska, hypersonic missiles, military, Russia, USA

Geopolitics Situation Reports

China to power up in the world via coronavirus

So far, China has overcome the consequences of coronavirus epidemic within its territory and is gearing up for an economic breakthrough. Alongside this, Beijing is going to gain geo-economic and geopolitical…

April 3, 2020China, Covid-19

Geopolitics Estimates

Lessons to be learned from the deadlock of decolonization of Western Sahara

The Western Sahara conflict arose as a legacy of colonialism. This territory was qualified as a non-self-governing territory by the United Nations in 1963 when Western Sahara was still a…

April 2, 2020Ali El Aallaoui, France, Front Polisario, Morocco, Spain, Western Sahara

Situation Reports Geopolitics

The last temporary deal between Putin and Erdogan in Syria

In Europe we had almost forgotten about the Syrian conflict, if it were not for the new wave of refugees from Turkey. The refugee emergency is looked at as an…

March 19, 2020Russia, Syria, Turkey

Geopolitics Estimates

Russian Geopolitical Paranoia

Russia sees itself as a long suffering victim of international aggression, therefore it must be ever vigilant for the next attack on its sovereignty. To the Russian people, it is a…

March 17, 2020NATO, Russia

Geopolitics Situation Reports

Morocco’s lawmakers created precedent in maritime law to reinforce control over waters

Lawmakers in Morocco integrated waters off the coast of Western Sahara into the country’s maritime territory, adopting two laws that extend its legal jurisdiction over the disputed former Spanish colony. The…

January 29, 2020China, Front Polisario, Morocco, Russia, Spain, Western Sahara

Geopolitics

Lithuania and Russia: Is Conflict Inevitable Between These Once and Future Empires?

Iran: in or out in Syria

EAEU countries rail against the Kremlin’s initiatives

Climate change and technology: survival race

Russia says it wants to talk about hypersonic weapons. What does that tell us?

China to power up in the world via coronavirus

Lessons to be learned from the deadlock of decolonization of Western Sahara

The last temporary deal between Putin and Erdogan in Syria

Russian Geopolitical Paranoia

Morocco’s lawmakers created precedent in maritime law to reinforce control over waters

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