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The new Silk Road
Commentary: The end-of-year agreement between the European Union and China opens up new geopolitical scenarios
| 10/01/2021 
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The nuclear reactor in Bushehr. Photo: REUTERS/Raheb Honavandi
Opinion: Iran is waiting for Biden
Lt. Col. (res.) Dr. Raphael Ofek addresses the differences between the positions of the incoming Biden administration, European countries, and the International Atomic Energy Agency regarding the nuclear agreement
| 7/01/2021
Opinion: Israel didn't sell armed drones to Azerbaijan, and Turkey took advantage of the situation
The Turkish economy is desperate for foreign currency, and the Turkish Defense Ministry does not loathe any customer or conflict. The Israeli ban on armed drone sales may cost it a portion of Baku's arms market
| 5/01/2021
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Israel, Turkey, United Arab Emirates: The new geopolitical 'triangle'
Commentary: After decades of conflict, Israel and the most important countries of the Arab-Muslim world have not only initiated a political-diplomatic dialogue, but also a series of joint operations with the aim of isolating the common enemy, namely the Iran of Ayatollahs, and secretly working together to redefine the setup of the region
| 29/12/2020
An image of the lunar surface taken by China's Chang'e lander. Courtesy of CNSA/CLEP
China’s conquest of space
Commentary: The Chinese are firmly following the path of independent development and innovation to enhance manned spaceflight without the help of anyone else. With the hard work of generations of astronauts, China has gradually grown and developed into a space power, with distinctly Chinese characteristics
| 24/12/2020
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The year to come: From Brexit to Biden's election – an overview of the near future
Commentary: It is certain that 2021 will be anything but boring in geopolitical terms. The new year is opening with some very alarming scenarios.
| 23/12/2020
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Anno Domini 2020: Not only COVID-19
Commentary: The pandemic has dominated the headlines for almost a year, but many sensitive issues in international relations remain unresolved. If not analyzed and tackled with rationality and pragmatism, there could be major consequences for the geopolitical equilibria of the world's most delicate regions
| 17/12/2020
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India at the forefront of information technology for science and culture
Commentary: India has left an indelible mark globally in terms of technology over the last two decades. The country is also working hard to ensure that its information and computing capabilities meet the needs of the Indian people
| 15/12/2020
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Russian President Vladimir Putin. Photo: Alexander Zemlianichenko/Pool via REUTERS
Russia, Germany (...Europe): the "Big Game" of International Relations opens again
Commentary: A geoeconomically enlarged Europe could play an extraordinary role in stabilizing tensions and promoting an effective dialogue with China and America. But a series of developments could hinder the creation of such a bloc
| 10/12/2020
The research ship Polarstern as seen during an Arctic mission in 2015. Photo: Alfred Wegener Institute via Abaca Press/REUTERS
Arctic and subarctic straits and seas in trade and geostrategy
Commentary: The Northeast Passage is the shortest sea route from Europe to Asia. Its only disadvantage is that it cannot be crossed for about six months a year. However, global warming is changing the rules of the game, and concerns have been raised over the impact of increased traffic
| 8/12/2020
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