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The Russian Invasion of Ukraine: What China Thinks

s a violation of international law that reneges on its commitment to respect Ukraine’s sovereignty under Article 1 of the Budapest Memorandum on Security Assurances, Russia’s February 2022 invasion is a test case that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) is watching closely to assess U.

Russia-Ukraine War: Why India, Israel, and Pakistan Have Chosen Silence

WorldBy Mohammad Pervez Bilgrami

Despite being a key player in the U.

Is There any Limit to Russian Expansion under Vladimir Putin?

SecurityBy Robert Bociaga

A new old power base The prospect of challenging the “American world order” must be very tempting for a former KGB officer brought up in hatred and distrust of the U.

Russian Invasion of Ukraine from an International Law Perspective

WorldBy Yucel Acer

Read: What Does the Current Ukraine Crisis Mean for Stockholm? Does Russia’s military invasion of Ukraine have any legal ground? Russia perceives Ukraine’s getting closer to NATO and the West as a major security threat, and argues that Western European countries and the U.

China vs Russia in Central Asia?

WorldBy Ramakrushna Pradhan

Yet, China is not a comprehensive power of the U.

How Will the New China-Russia Gas Deal Affect the Ukraine Crisis?

EnergyBy Fuad Shahbazov

The agreement was signed at a time of an uneasy geopolitical situation between the U.

Experts Weight on Turkey’s 70th Anniversary of Joining NATO

WorldBy Ayan Mohamed Ali

Russia-Ukraine crisis and the possibility of re-shaping NATO According to U.

Turkey-Saudi Normalization: A Larger Regional Bloc at the Door?

Middle EastBy Omar Munassar Engin Koç

Riyadh has sought Turkish drones on several occasions as it has been mired in a seven-year military campaign in Yemen, draining a massive amount of its military stock, and facing U.

What Does the Current Ukraine Crisis Mean for Stockholm?

SecurityBy Eşref Yalınkılıçlı

Russia has been blamed for attempting to change the post-Cold War security order in Europe as Moscow demanded legally binding security guarantees from the U.

“Godi Media” in Modi’s India: A War on Journalists?

WorldBy CJ Werleman

“Indian authorities appear determined to prevent journalists from doing their jobs,” says Steven Butler, Asia programme coordinator of the U.

Apartheid Reports Brand Israel as Criminal Enterprise

Middle EastBy John B. Quigley

Amnesty International is often cited by the United States as an authoritative source when the U.

With the US Withdrawing Its Support, Can the EastMed Project Now Turn Regional?

EnergyBy Yucel Acer

Despite Turkey’s objections, Greek efforts seem well approved as the project has been supported by regional states such as Israel, Egypt, Jordon, and the Palestinian Authority, and by some non-regional states such as the U.

The Western Balkans Must Reverse Their Brain Drain and Regain Their Youth

OpinionBy Dilek Kutuk

They mostly emigrated to Germany, the U.

Dassault Rafale vs. F-35: More than Just Selecting a Combat Aircraft

SecurityBy Arda Mevlutoglu

The F-35 Lightning II The F-35 Lightning II is the product of the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) program to develop a next-generation combat aircraft for the U.