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Tag: NWO
Nuclear War vs. Belt and Road Initiative: Why China Will Prevail
The global trend in international relations is often difficult to discern.But one can be helped in this task by looking at two events, organized in
Can Japan Join the Multipolar Revolution – or Will US Imperialism Bring It to Heel?
Relations between Japan and Russia have long been the subject of discussion within international-relations circles. The meetings between Prime Minister Abe and President Putin have been
‘America First’: A Stronger Monroe Doctrine
The previous articles (first, second) examined what appears to be a coordinated strategy between Moscow and Beijing to contain the damage wrought by the United States
What Does It Take to Destroy a World Order?
Once upon a time in America, we could all argue about whether or not U.S. global power was declining. Now, most observers have little doubt
The Venezuelan Coup and Gilets Jaunes: Great-Power Politics In a Multipolar World Order
The protests seen in France and the interference in the domestic politics of Venezuela highlight Western double standards, which stand in contrast to the respect
Russia, China, India and Iran: The Magic Quadrant That is Changing the World
With the end of the unipolar moment, which saw Washington dominate international relations, the richest and most powerful Eurasian countries are beginning to organize themselves
Making Sense of Trump’s Foreign Policy
As was to be expected, the announcement that the US was withdrawing troops from Syria has served to provoke numerous reactions in the Middle East
