How the North – South Corridor is Saving Russia?
Russia's economy stays afloat despite sanctions, thanks to trade with China, India, Iran, and allies via North-South corridor.
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Is Vietnam Truly Reliable for the West?
Vietnam's policy of non-alignment causes confusion, especially after recent receptions of Putin and ongoing Russia ties
Is Kazakhstan Imitating Russia by Targeting Critics
Kazakhstan's politics closely aligned with Russia, despite attempts to improve international image. Targeting critics, including opposition figure Aydos Sadykov, raises concerns about democratic practices and potential sanctions.
Vladimir Putin bolsters his relationship with North Korea
Russian President Vladimir Putin has arrived in North Korea for a summit with Kim Jong-un, marking his first visit to the country since 2000. The meeting aims to deepen their relationship, which has strengthened since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
Significance of Putin’s Visit to China
Putin and Xi showcase their "no-limits" friendship as Russia's isolation grows, with China gaining a strong ally and access to Russian markets.
How will Xi’s visit to Hungary influence Europe?
Hungary, a Trojan horse to Europe, maintains warm ties with Russia and China, signing deals to strengthen economic collaboration, raising concerns in the EU.
Impact of Biden’s Xenophobia Comment on Asian Politics
President Biden's controversial comments on immigration policies of Asian countries, Japan, China, Russia, and India have stirred reactions, especially from Japan, a key ally.
How Are Trade Barrier Reforms Progressing In Central Asian States?
As a necessary step toward creating a single regional market, Central Asian states are removing trade barriers.
How to Understand the United States Military Exercises in China Seas
US, Japan, and South Korea conduct joint drills near China, while US and allies dominate South China Sea exercises.
How The New Foreign Agents Bill Affects Georgia’s European Dreams
Georgian Parliament Passes Controversial Foreign Agents Bill; Protests Erupt: Georgia's parliament passes a bill requiring foreign-funded media and NGOs to register as "foreign agents," sparking protests and EU criticism. The bill contradicts democratic reforms needed for EU membership.
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