New Eastern Outlook

1. Trump Goes Geopolitical: Entangling China and Russia is the Base of His Imperialistic Move

Donald Trump's geopolitical strategy during his next presidency will reflect an overt attempt to reinforce US hegemony at the seas by entangling rival powers China and Russia. This is going to be the century of the seas. Naval conflicts and the dominance of different sea routes is going to happen, and we will see it […]

2. Armenia’s Strategic Tightrope: Navigating US Partnerships and Russian Patience

Armenia's signing of the Charter on Strategic Partnership with the United States on January 14, 2025, is a symbolic step in diplomacy, but the lack of meaningful commitments highlights the difficulties in managing complex regional alliances. The document, signed by Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan and U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Washington, highlights […]

3. New Strategic Partnership between Russia and Iran

On January 17, 2025, Russia and Iran signed a 20-year cooperation agreement, marking a significant shift in their strategic alliance. This pact holds far-reaching implications for the Middle East and beyond. This Russia-Iran partnership has the potential to challenge the US dominance and support the marginalized and oppressed people of the World, especially the Middle […]

4. Turkey Counts on Transit Preferences for Gas Exports to Europe

The cessation of Russian gas transit through Ukraine to Europe opens favourable opportunities for Turkey to monopolize gas trade. Ankara aims to capitalize on the situation and position itself as the main gas hub for the EU. Why Is the End of Russian Gas Transit Through Ukraine Attractive for Turkey? Following the onset of the […]

5. There’s Nothing to Discuss with Brussels Vassals

As active discussions continue about potential negotiations between Russia and the new administration of the Washington regime, their vassals in the EU increasingly insist on the "necessity" of their participation in these talks. Naturally, there is no such necessity. A recent interview with Nikolai Patrushev, the Assistant to the President of Russia and former Secretary […]

6. BATUK’s Crimes and Accomplices in High Places

The British Army Training Unit in Kenya (BATUK) makes news for atrocities and illnesses and not for its stated role. It was in the news again on the 12th and 13th January 2025, for crimes its members did 13 years ago, the responsibility for which the British government has been trying to shift to a […]