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Keyword: Eurasia

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News & Analysis

Eurasian Integration: Dawn of a New Era

Brecht Jonkers

Shawwal 20, 14422021-06-01

The balance of economic and political power has shifted radically toward the Eurasia landmass. The engines for this change are China and Russia but there are also other players, notably Iran that are playing an important role. Bye bye, US imperialism!

News & Analysis

Pakistan’s Opportunity to Pivot to Eurasia

Zafar Bangash

Muharram 21, 14402018-10-01

With a new government in power, Pakistan has an opportunity to make a clean break from the US and forge a new destiny in Eurasia.

Special Reports

New global architecture emerges out of ME chaos

Zafar Bangash

Jumada' al-Akhirah 23, 14372016-04-01

Major changes are underway in global politics as the US-led unipolar world comes to an end. A multipolar world is emerging in which new more robust players are active. Islamic Iran is a central component of this new arrangement.

Daily News Analysis

Russia, Iran policies in Central Asia

Our Central Asia Correspondent

Dhu al-Hijjah 07, 14352014-10-02

The Eurasia region of which Central Asia is a vital part, has become hotly contested territory for influence. There are many players involved of which Russia, Iran and China are the principal actors. Their policies will have profound impact on the region.​​​​​​​

Special Reports

Eurasia’s energy wars: the US, China and Muslims in Pipelineistan

Zainab Cheema

Muharram 15, 14312010-01-01

To perceive the tactics of the game, we first must understand the terrain...

World

Shanghai summit demonstrates Eurasian wariness at US power

Zafar Bangash

Jumada' al-Akhirah 05, 14272006-07-01

Even before the annual meeting of heads of member-states of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) opened on June 15, officials in Washington were pulling their hair at what they perceived as a challenge to US hegemony in the vital Eurasian region.

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