Publication
On the reasons of I. Aliyev’s reluctance to sign a peace treaty with the RA
Judging by the Azerbaijani leadership's behavior, this country is trying to prolong the negotiation process and postpone the signing of a peace treaty with Armenia for an indefinite period.
“Azerbaijani rope” in the Iran-Israel conflict
On October 14, 2024, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian received an Azerbaijani delegation led by Deputy Prime Minister Shahin Mustafayev in Tehran.
The UN and the Crisis of International Law
On October 2, 2024, the Israeli government declared UN Secretary-General António Guterres persona non grata. Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz officially notified that Guterres was banned from entering the Jewish state.
Whose interests does the Middle Corridor serve?
The importance of the Middle Corridor (also known as the Central Corridor or the “Trans-Caspian Transport Route”) has increased sharply in 2022-2024 against the background of the reform of the Eurasian land and sea routes due to the war in Ukraine and the blockade of the Suez Canal.
On the motives of RF sanction pressure on Abkhazia
Since 01.09.2024, the RF has suspended its social payments in Abkhazia, the beneficiaries of which were teachers, doctors, and employees of law-enforcement structures.
The struggle for Georgia enters a fierce phase
On the eve of the parliamentary elections scheduled for October 26, 2024, internal political tension in Georgia continues to grow.
Reticence to retaliate
The ceasefire in 2020 that ended the Second Artsakh War (44-Day War) instigated a post war examination, including research to better understand Armenia’s political and military failures.
Some aspects of French and British colonialism
Historically, French, and British colonialism emerged almost simultaneously, developed in a single algorithm of military and political expansionism, competed with each other, and fought wars both in the vastness of the planet and directly on the European continent.
Kazakhs arrested in China
According to Kazakhstani media, recently dozens of Kazakhs working in China in the field of education, journalism and public service have been detained and imprisoned by the authorities of the People's Republic of China.
The “Final” disintegration of the Post-Soviet Space: building a new structure of regional relations
Over the past decade, the relevance of the term “post-Soviet space” has been questioned multiple times. Critics argue that the collapse of the USSR marked the fall of a colonial empire, where Russia’s dominance was the only unifying element.
