The International Asia Today presents the views of Ifran Shahzad Takalvi, Founding President of the Eurasian Century Institute, on the advantages of the Trans-Afghan Corridor.
The International Asia Today, is representing the views of Afghanistan Parwan State University’s Vice-President Dr. Sayed Mobin Hashimi.
In this context, The Asia Today, brings to your attention of the views of the famous political analyst of “Kto Protiv?” broadcast on the “Russia 1” state television channel, Grigory Trofimchuk, Chairman of the Council of the Scientific Research Support Foundation of the “Eurasian Ideas Workshop”, on the latest developments in the South Caucasus region in order to learn the role of Russia in the context of ensuring regional cooperation and building stability.
Kenan AĞAZADE Russian and Chinese strategic military collaboration and coordination is becoming ever closer compare with…
Ülviye FİLİYEVA ERKEÇ It has been nearly a year over the Second Karabakh War between Azerbaijan…
The International Asia Today brings the views of Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale (ISPI) Russia, Caucasus and Central Asia Program Manager and Italian Central Asian and Caucasus Studies Association (ASIAC) President Prof. Aldo Ferrari to your attention.
The International Asia Today presents the views of Orientalist Yaroslav Pilipchuk, Doctor of Historical Sciences, in the context of Ukraine’s historical ties with the Turkic World, ideas for joining the Organization of Turkic States, and searches for regional cooperation.
The Asia International Today presents the Carnegie Moscow Center Director Dr. Dmitri Trenin’s views on Russian foreign policy to your attention.
The International Asia Today brings to your attention the views of Armenian human rights activist İşhan Verdiyan on the developments in Turkey-Armenia and Azerbaijan-Armenia.
The latest changes in the regional and global agenda of the United States, the strengthening of the Russian-Chinese comprehensive military partnership in this region, show that in foreign policy, the main challenge for the new Japanese government, headed by Fumio Kishida, will be the issue of relations between its most important neighbors, China and Russia.