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Washington’s Unstoppable Superweapon
Russian Base in Armenian a guarantee of its Sovereignity
Armenian-British Negotiations on the sidelines of the Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union A Foreboding Omen
Why Are Islamists Claiming Non-Muslim Land?
Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) 2022: Malaysia’s Regression Ramps Up Urgency To Fight Corruption
Azerbaijan Exploiting Ukraine Distraction To Press Advantage In Armenian Conflict
WASHINGTON, U.S.--Traffic through the Lachin Corridor — the only route connecting the contested region of Nagorno-Karabakh with Armenia — has been blocked by Azerbaijani self-proclaimed environmental activists for a fifth day.
Peace In Nagorno-Karabakh Will Promote European Energy Security
MICHIGAN, U.S.--In September, Armenia and Azerbaijan renewed their battle over the contested territory of Nagorno-Karabakh. Significant escalation occurred on September 13, when Azerbaijan upped the ante and attacked cities along Armenia’s border.
How The Booming Spyware Industry Is Making Life Hell For Journalists Around The World
WASHINGTON, U.S.--Asmae Moussaoui couldn’t shake the feeling that she was being watched.
China’s influence operations puts Malaysia’s freedom of action at risk analyst warns
KOTA KINABALU, Malaysia--China’s efforts to strengthen its influence in Malaysia's media organisations, think tanks and universities as well as in the political sphere is putting the country’s ability to chart an independent course in its foreign and domestic affairs at risk, an analyst has warned.
Putin-Xi Meeting At Summit Marks The Rise Of Eurasia
WASHINGTON, U.S.--Even as the Ukraine war enters a new phase with significant Russian losses in the Donbass, the center of diplomatic gravity this week will be in the historic city of Samarkand in Uzbekistan, where the annual meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) is taking place.
U.S. Maintains Large Network of Bio-Labs Worldwide
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia--Since the start of the Russian special military operation in Ukraine, the issue of U.S. funded and supported biological laboratories has come under the spotlight with many questions being asked over what their ultimate purpose is.
Unintended Consequences: A Heyday For The Geopolitics Of Eurasian Transport
SINGAPORE CITY, Singapore--When Russia invaded Ukraine, it took itself off the map of Eurasian transport corridors linking China and Europe. At the same time, it breathed new life into moribund routes that would allow goods to travel across the Eurasian landmass without traversing Russia. It also opened the door to greater Russian connectivity with the Middle East and South and Southeast Asia.
Will Erdogan Be The Biggest Winner In Ukraine Crisis?
Turkey Escalating Aggression Against Greece: 90 Overflights In One Day
NEW YORK, U.S.--While the world has been distracted by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Turkey, a member of the NATO alliance, has been busy harassing another NATO member, its Western neighbor, Greece.
Will The U.S. Lead Or Continue To 'Lose Ground'?
NEW YORK, U.S.--The world is seeing Vladimir Putin's clear plan to reestablish the Russian Empire. It also is hearing rumblings from Asia about restoration of a Chinese dynasty, and in the Middle East, a return to when Persia -- now an extremely different Iran -- dominated the region.
Turkey: Occupies Northern Cyprus, Goes for the Rest
NEW YORK, U.S.--Aggression by Turkey's military appears to be on the rise in Cyprus -- in areas it does not yet occupy. According to the Cypriot media, on February 8, Turkish soldiers approached Greek Cypriot farmers working in fields near the village of Denia in the United Nations "Buffer Zone," and threatened to kill them if they did not leave.
Torture In Turkish Prisons: Systematic And Widespread
NEW YORK, U.S.--Garibe Gezer, a Kurdish political prisoner who was in solitary confinement in Turkey, recently died in prison after months of torture and rape.
Kazakh Unrest A Problem For Region’s Despots
HONG KONG, China--The Russian troops who arrived to prop up the Tokayev government in Kazakhstan may have helped stabilise the country for now.
How Kazakhstan Could Shift Putin’s Calculus On Ukraine
WASHINGTON, U.S.--Thirty years ago, the Soviet Union collapsed in a largely bloodless way. But events in recent years have proved that bloodlessness to be only temporary.