Geopolitics – Page 88 – The Liberal Globe

Russia Wins Geopolitical Game Against West and China in Central Asia

January 13, 2022

As the situation in Kazakhstan unfolded last week, it shows that Russia has managed to “read” the moves of the US and China in…

The Geopolitical Significance of Kazakhstan

January 13, 2022

Violent riots in Kazakhstan have led to the ouster of President Kasim Comert Tokayev’s government, prompting him to name foreign provocateurs as instigators of…

NATO is Isolating Turkey Diplomatically and Militarily

January 6, 2022

The military exercise on NATO paper called “Steadfast Leda” (December, 2021) replaced the NATO Army Headquarters, which in Southeastern Europe held this role until…

The World Geopolitical Heritage that undertakes in 2022

January 6, 2022

The US absence from the scene of international developments has enabled other geopolitical players to occupy strategic positions on the world geopolitical chessboard. Above…

Does Western Indecision Favor Russian Aggression against Ukraine?

December 30, 2021

Ukraine in Europe, at least after the end of World War II, has always been a paradoxical country. It has always had a triple…

The Big Chessboard

December 23, 2021

US President Joe Biden is recognized as the leader of the free world by US allies. However, in order for the title to acquire…

French Revenge for Australian Submarines UAE Refusal to Buy US F-35s

December 16, 2021

The supply of French Rafale from the UAE has a decisive effect on the country’s intention to purchase American F-35 fighter jets from that…

China: The Doctrine of the Three Wars (San zhong zhanfa)

December 16, 2021

China uses its legislation for political and military purposes, enacting laws claiming territorial claims and rights under international law. China is using its legislation…

The Great Powers of Continental Asia against NATO-Japan

December 9, 2021

Global geopolitical developments are now moving at a rapid pace. In the Mediterranean, Turkey, although typically a member of NATO, is trying to select…