Eurasia
Iran, Russia and China’s Joint Naval Drills Promote Multipolar World Order
16.02.2020
In an exclusive interview with FNA, Leonid Savin said, “The Strait of Hormuz is a very narrow place… Any small incidents may lead to a domino effect with serious consequences.
China, Iran and North Korea are almost encircled by hundreds of US military bases
10.02.2020
US president Donald Trump's approval ratings, at 49%, are now at their highest ever level since his assumption to office three years ago (1).
The concept of Empire: Pagan Rome
03.02.2020
In our common understanding the term empire usually denotes a powerful country, in which one ethnicity oppressively rules others. Examples of these can include colonial empires of Spain, France, or Great Britain.
The Nomos Of Cybersecurity And A Sovereign Internet
15.01.2020
The term “Nomos” was introduced into modern political science by the German lawyer Carl Schmitt. The word had several meanings in Ancient Greece, including “law” or “custom”. It was also an administrative territorial unit (divided into “nomoi”).
How Iran Brought Western Asia Back to World Geography
13.01.2020
The geographical toponym Western Asia is used here instead of the colonial expression “Middle/Near East”, widely spread and used by everyone, as the consequence of brainwashing done by Western (European) and Anglo-American media, which became the regular and classical weapon of war.
Proto-Indo-Europeans: forgotten foundation of Europe
06.01.2020
Europe as it usually appears to the onlooker starts with the fall of Western Roman Empire, the Middle Ages and above all, Christianity – whether Catholicism, Protestantism, or Anglicanism.
Warmth in Pak-Russia relations
12.12.2019
A 64-member delegation headed by Minister for Trade and Industries for the Russian Federation, Denis V Manturov, has just concluded 4 days official visit to attend the sixth Inter-Governmental Commission’s meeting in Pakistan. It is a big achie
Putin and Russian Sacred Geography
17.11.2019
In both spiritual and geopolitical domain Eastern geography represents a qualitative space in which East is the symbol of ontological plus and West the ontological minus.
