CSIS, Brief by Seth G. Jones, Published May 12, 2026
The Issue : Despite recent progress, the U.S. military would struggle to fight a protracted war with China because of a lack of long-range munitions, air defense systems and interceptors, and unmanned air, undersea, and surface systems. Deterring or fighting a war on two fronts—in the Indo-Pacific and Europe—would be even more difficult.
aeon.co April 27, 2026, Ανιχνεύσεις By Likam Kyanzaire Επιμέλεια: Pam Weintraub
Ο Ron Eglash δεν έψαχνε για επανάσταση όταν έπεσε πάνω σε μία. Ο Αμερικανός εθνομαθηματικός, που μελετά τα μαθηματικά όπως αυτά ενσωματώνονται στον πολιτισμό, εξέταζε αφρικανικά πρότυπα οικισμών τη δεκαετία του 1980, όταν παρατήρησε κάτι παράξενο σε αεροφωτογραφίες και χωροταξικά σχέδια χωριών.
Eurasianet Apr 23, 2026
Greater regional coordination seen as key to solving conundrum.
Eurasia Review By Zarif Aminyar
The Durand Line Agreement remains one of the most enduring and controversial boundary issues in South Asian geopolitics.
(EIA) — Taiwan’s gross domestic product grew by 5.3% in 2024, while its population declined slightly to 23.2 million people.1
The Center for Strategic and International Studies -CSIS Commentary by Kristi Govella and Jane Nakano Published March 20, 2026
After weeks of mounting tensions, the United States and Israel attacked Iran on February 28, 2026, mounting a massive assault that targeted military assets and killed Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
The Arctic Institute By Pavel Devyatkin March 31, 2026
In the Arctic, Japan’s energy security imperatives collide with its anxieties about Russia and China. As a non-Arctic state dependent on imported energy and global shipping lanes, Japan views Russia as both an indispensable partner and a potential adversary.
The Times of Central Asia 2 April 2026 By Larissa Indjoudjian
The legacy of the Kazakh poet Abay Kunanbayev recently brought together representatives of different nations in Paris. His works were recited in Kazakh, French, Russian, Chechen, Buryat, Kalmyk, Ingush, Tuvan, and Yakut.
Εurasiareview, By Jumel Gabilan Estrañero
A conflict that is not resolved in small scale will be a full-blown asymmetric disaster and in time, a warfare that will be exploited by different actors (state and non-state). In just a span of one month, short-term increases in oil income linked to the Iran conflict have eased fiscal pressures, but ongoing inflation, higher import expenses, and deep structural issues still weaken Russia’s economic outlook.
Oil markets are turning chaotic as conflicting signals from Washington blur reality—talks with Iran may or may not be happening, threats shift by the day, and yet crude keeps climbing amid escalating tensions.
The Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia, 19.02.2025,
The Ideology of the Real Armenia
