Western Zero-Sum Geopolitics is a Dead-End

Western Zero-Sum Geopolitics is a Dead-End

The US and its Western allies are creating more international tensions and instability in a futile bid to carve the globe into “spheres of interest” and “exclusivity”. That’s the way Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov views it, and few objective observers of international relations could disagree with his admonishment. Russia’s top diplomat says the only…

The Battle Over Hong Kong: New Silk Road or New World Order?

The Battle Over Hong Kong: New Silk Road or New World Order?

To the chagrin of those authors of color revolutions who have invested so much time and energy in their attempts to undermine national sovereignty as seen in Hong Kong today, not only have their plans to overthrow Bashar al Assad, and President Maduro failed, but even their simpler objectives to foment separatist movements among ethnic…

Nuclear War vs. Belt and Road Initiative: Why China Will Prevail

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 Washington and Beijing, comparing the different themes, participants, objectives, and broached for discussion.After all, we are talking about the two largest economies in the world, two colossi directing and shaping…

Can Japan Join the Multipolar Revolution – or Will US Imperialism Bring It to Heel?

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 going on for years, yet the situation regarding the peace treaty between the two countries, never signed since the conclusion of the Second World War, is difficult to resolve. While the…

‘America First’: A Stronger Monroe Doctrine

‘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 around the world. This strategy’s effectiveness relies heavily on the geographical position of the two countries vis-a-vis the United States and the area of contention. We have seen how the Sino-Russian strategy…