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Contractors and Mercenaries will Live on after the US Leaves Iraq and Afghanistan

ExxonMobil, one of the world’s largest oil and gas companies headquartered in Texas, operates two subsidiaries in Iraq, one of which deals with the Northern Iraq Region and one of which specializes in contracts relating to the richer oil fields in the Iraqi south.

The Gamesmanship of Straits in Global Politics

WorldBy Alessandra Casareggio

VIDEO: Canal Istanbul’s geopolitical importanceMoving a little further east, the Strait of Hormuz plays a particular role in the oil trade and in the geopolitical dynamics between Iran on the northern coast and the United Arab Emirates and Musandam, an exclave of Oman, on the southern coast.

‘America is back’; So What? On Why the United States is Losing the World

OpinionBy Ramzy Baroud

”Read: US-Indonesia Maritime Collaboration in the South China Sea: Harbinger of an Expanded Quad-Plus?Platitudes and wishful thinking aside, the U.

Will the United States Contain Russia or China, or Both?

WorldBy Gokhan Gokce

application of more diplomatic, security, and economic resources to Southeast Asia, in part to undermine China's growing influence, China has stepped up efforts to strengthen ties with ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) countries, especially Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia.

China in the Balkans: More than Infrastructure Projects

EconomyBy Nikola Mikovic

The so-called Western Balkan states – all of them located in the central and southern parts of the Balkan Peninsula, not in the West – have always attracted the interest of the regional actors, Russia, Turkey, and the European Union.

The Great Turan: Russia’s Concerns about Turkey’s Growing Reputation in Caucasus and Central Asia

WorldBy Sergey Sukhankin

In Moscow, understanding seems to be growing that the idea of the “Great Turan,” built on the ideology of the unity of the Turks, is rapidly spreading not only across South Caucasus and Central Asia, but it is also gaining popularity in ethnically and religiously diverse parts of Russia as well.

An Axis of Evil: Why Russia and China Protect Myanmar’s Military Regime

WorldBy Maung Zarni

Geostrategically, Russia has few allies in Asia as India, its former ally, is now increasingly tied to the United States via the Indo-Pacific (military) alliance known as The Quad, or the US-led Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, an informal strategic alliance of USA, Japan, India and Australia Therefore, protecting the Myanmar military unconditionally is protecting both Moscow’s pocket and its strategic toehold in mainland Southeast Asia.

Russia-Ukraine Crisis: War at the Door or Another Russian Roar?

SecurityBy Gokhan Gokce

It turned out to be a test for NATO and in the end, Abkhazia and South Ossetia, Georgia’s disputed territories, became the theater for an arm wrestling match between Russia and the West.

Russia’s Changing Relationship with India: Arms Talk

SecurityBy CJ Werleman

VIDEO: Russian Expansionism under Vladimir PutinBarely five years later, however, Russia’s policy towards India and South Asia has taken a 180-degree turn, as has India’s relationship with Russia and the United States, with New Delhi now firmly in the corner of Washington DC in what has been described as “Cold War 2.

India is Lobbying to Put Pakistan on FATF’s Black-list: Will it Succeed?

OpinionBy Nasim Ahmed

Strategically located in the southwestern coast of Balochistan, Pakistan, Gwadar will offer China direct access to the Arabian Sea.

With US Investors Fleeing Latin America, China Steps In

WorldBy Rebecca Ray

But rather than stand between the two, Trump’s trade tensions with China actually propelled China-Latin America trade further, as China looked to South America to take the place of the U.

China’s Economic Interests in the GCC: Economic Gains over Politics

Middle EastBy Andrew K P Leung

In May 2017, China succeeded in extracting scalable quantities of methane hydrates ("inflammable ice") in the South China Sea.

Why Did the United States Add Israel to CENTCOM?

Middle EastBy Nasim Ahmed

Set up in 1983 by the administration of Ronald Reagan, CENTCOM was added to Washington’s ever-increasing command units around the world, with responsibility for co-ordinating all US military CENTCOM in the Middle East as well as Central Asia and parts of South Asia.

China-US Competition in the Asia-Pacific Will Grow Stronger With the RCEP

OpinionBy Mehmet Ozay

As observed in the last four years, more than half of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and China have constantly shown annual growth of more than 6-7%.

Can Diasporas Ease Tensions in International Politics?

OpinionBy Yousef M. Aljamal

These peoples include but are not limited to the Lebanese, Syrian, and Palestinian diasporas in South America, North America, and Europe; the Indian and Chinese diasporas in Malaysia; the Greek and Japanese diasporas in the United States; and the Turkish diaspora in Europe.

Defense, Trade and Foreign Policy: An Interview with CAST Director Ruslan Pukhov

InterviewBy Merve Seren Yeşiltaş

This is happening at a time when the global market for arms trade is becoming denser as countries such as Turkey and South Korea, which were importers 20 years ago, but are now successful arms exporters.

70 Years: China’s Celebrations Will Impress, But Challenges Remain of Global Concern

OpinionBy Mehmet Ozay

On the contrary, starting from neighboring countries such as member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), China is perceived as a growing threat.

Calls to Reform the UN Security Council Are Getting Louder

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

For approximately twenty-five years, an increasing number of countries such as Germany, Japan, South Africa, Canada, Brazil and Turkey, have insisted on a reform of the Security Council.

Europe owes Turkey for its Security, it is time the EU takes Negotiations Seriously

OpinionBy Valeria Giannotta

In order to develop alternatives to Russian gas and oil, the EU previously tried to promote the development of a southern energy corridor aimed at connecting European markets to natural sources of gas in the Caucasus, Central Asia and Middle East.

Turkey’s Renewed Interest in Asia: A Second Chance at Success?

OpinionBy Mehmet Ozay

In particular, the consecutive economic growth of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) throughout the past few decades are enough to prove this prediction, although trade wars between the US and the PRC have led to heated global discussions recently.

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Contractors and Mercenaries will Live on after the US Leaves Iraq and Afghanistan

The Gamesmanship of Straits in Global Politics

‘America is back’; So What? On Why the United States is Losing the World

Will the United States Contain Russia or China, or Both?

China in the Balkans: More than Infrastructure Projects

The Great Turan: Russia’s Concerns about Turkey’s Growing Reputation in Caucasus and Central Asia

An Axis of Evil: Why Russia and China Protect Myanmar’s Military Regime

Russia-Ukraine Crisis: War at the Door or Another Russian Roar?

Russia’s Changing Relationship with India: Arms Talk

India is Lobbying to Put Pakistan on FATF’s Black-list: Will it Succeed?

With US Investors Fleeing Latin America, China Steps In

China’s Economic Interests in the GCC: Economic Gains over Politics

Why Did the United States Add Israel to CENTCOM?

China-US Competition in the Asia-Pacific Will Grow Stronger With the RCEP

Can Diasporas Ease Tensions in International Politics?

Defense, Trade and Foreign Policy: An Interview with CAST Director Ruslan Pukhov

70 Years: China’s Celebrations Will Impress, But Challenges Remain of Global Concern

Calls to Reform the UN Security Council Are Getting Louder

Europe owes Turkey for its Security, it is time the EU takes Negotiations Seriously

Turkey’s Renewed Interest in Asia: A Second Chance at Success?

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