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Geopolitical Processes in the Asia-Pacific Region Russia’s National Interests...
“Asia-Pacific region (APR)” is a relatively new concept. It appeared in the vocabulary of geopolitics in the second half of the twentieth century. It would not give rise to big questions or produce...
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Geopolitical Processes in the Asia-Pacific Region Russia’s: Russia's National...
The APR today is made up of 44 countries and regions located on the eastern and western shores of the Pacific Ocean and the seas within its waters, plus the countries of Oceania, Australia and New...
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Geopolitical Processes in the Asia-Pacific Region: Russia’s National...
How does Russia look against all of these events and the military-political trends that have emerged? What are its national interests in the APR? What threats to its security exist today or may emerge...
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China continues to increase defensive potential
Conflicting information regarding weapons is heard from China. According to some data, missiles "Dongfeng-41", capable of hitting targets in the United States, were successfully tested in China....
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Pacific Ocean Navies in 2020
Wars don’t happen by accident. Any armed conflict is prepared for and planned well in advance. That’s a fact. People living in an absolutely peaceful country sometimes aren’t even aware that their...
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USA gets ready for another war
Mitt Romney, the Republican candidate for the U.S. presidency, in the event of victory may take steps to a more active involvement of the country in global processes. According to Vice-President Joseph...
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Russia and Eastern Europe: An Incentive for Partnership
Moscow’s relations with the countries of Eastern Europe since 1991 cannot be called simple. Each side has had a lot of politically motivated complaints about the other. Attempts have occasionally been...
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Israel-Egypt: Treaties Are Being Followed, but Tel Aviv Has More Reasons to...
Egypt’s situation suggests that the new political elite’s regional policy is likely to undergo significant shifts. President Mohamed Mursi’s decisive steps to sideline the military have made it more...
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Russia to sign $5-billion defense contract with Iraq
Russia may join the ranks of major importers of weapons to Iraq. During the visit of Iraqi Prime Minister al-Maliki's, a contract for $5 billion may be signed for the sale of MiG fighter jets, products...
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Crunch Time for Turkey on Syria
A few days ago, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said he does not want war with Syria but cannot rule out the possibility of an armed conflict. He said that those who are trying to put Turkey’s...
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A Difficult Stage in Russian Pakistani Relations
Two things happened at the same time in early October: Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov visited Islamabad, and Pakistan’s Army Chief General Ashfaq Kayani went to Moscow. A visit to Islamabad by...
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Afghanistan’s Neighbors Don’t Want It Any Stronger
Iran again imposed new restrictions on various imports from Afghanistan in late October. Fuel, construction materials, food, motorcycles, dishes and other items fell under the ban. By way of...
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China in Afghanistan: Economic Investments for Foreign Policy Dividends
China is continuing its policy of economic expansion in the countries on its borders. It is currently expending a great deal of energy on the countries of Central Asia and Afghanistan where an active...
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Why Has India again Tightened Internet Censorship?
The film “Innocence of Muslims” produced mixed reactions around the world. And some of the countries where Muslims occupy a significant place in the life of the state have decided to take advantage of...
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The Strategic Situation in the Asia-Pacific Region and the Role of NATO
The ongoing restructuring of the world order that began when the Cold War ended has been accompanied by a shuffling of roles among the former top players and the emergence of a new and general shift of...
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Problems Arising from China’s Development. Part 2
Foreign policy problems. China’s main foreign policy problem is that no threat nation wants to reduce it to a pathetic and weak condition. Its threat nations are not evil; they are simply pursuing...
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The Kashmir Provocation: A Spark over a Barrel of Gunpowder?
January 2013 was marred by a worsening of the already difficult situation in Kashmir. Soldiers on both sides were killed in clashes between regular army units of India and Pakistan. Indian officials...
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India’s Space Program: the American Component
India’s growing role as an acknowledged regional power inevitably gives its space program new significance: From being primarily a matter of national prestige, it is becoming important to its national...
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Third World War: Is the Scene Kashmir?
Several armed conflicts erupted along the frontier between India and Pakistan over the recent weeks, casualties included 2 Indian and 3 Pakistani soldiers. Last week, New Delhi was the venue of a...
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India Is Using Drones against Insurgents
The need to quickly and efficiently deal with terrorist and insurgent threats in areas with difficult terrain and climatic conditions is forcing India’s military and political leaders to employ the...
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