Russia Will Rescue Europe From Its Energy Crisis
Russia has used its energy exports during this time of crisis as a tool for repairing bilateral relations
Things Go Awry
An interesting coincidence: the beginning of October ushered in a double crisis: the first collapse of the Internet and the final failure of the Green Economy. Facebook employees used saws and axes to get into their working places, for the smart doors stubbornly refused to yield the way and their badges had lost their magic…
The Iran-Azerbaijan Standoff Is a Contest for the Region’s Transportation Corridors
The last thing the complex, work-in-progress drive towards Eurasian integration needs at this stage is this messy affair between Iran and Azerbaijan in the South Caucasus.
Pakistani Regional Influence is on the Rise
In recent months in the wake of the events in Afghanistan, Pakistan has conspicuously increased its regional influence
The Economist Is Lying: Ethiopia Is Gaining Friends and Influence, Not Losing Them
Only the most self-interested and irresponsible forces would want to replicate the Syrian scenario
The Taliban has Many Suitors Lining Up to Help
They all convey goodwill and made pledges of selfless affiliation and the Taliban is mulling the overtures