Geopolitical Report ISSN 2785-2598 Volume 18 Issue 2 - The 2021 proclamation of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan reveals several straightforward and/or controversial relationships with state and non-state figures at the regional level. This intricate web of relations plays a role in outlining the Taliban regime’s assets and challenges.
Through the analysis of the weekly issue N. 334 of the al-Naba newsletter, the official media product of the Islamic State, it is possible to assess the threat in operational terms of the jihadist organisation in Eurasia.
Kyrgyzstan and Italy recently celebrated the 30th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations. Recent official meetings between Italian and Kyrgyz political and business representatives underlined Italy's interest in deepening cooperation with central Asian markets.
The recent Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) meeting underlined the Kremlin's strategy to strengthen its influence in Eurasia through military cooperation and diplomacy. In the aftermath of the Ukrainian Crisis and with the increasing influence of China's Belt and Road Initiative, Russia confirms its desire to be the principal player in Eurasia.
The strengthening of relations between Russia and Turkmenistan is a sign that the Kremlin wants to increase its presence in the Turkmen and Central Asian markets and take advantage of the local opportunities, especially in the energy sector.
The Western sanctions against Russia caused by the Ukraine conflict have changed the Kremlin's foreign policy, which currently seems to be more oriented toward the Eurasian market, as the recent Iran-Russia trade conference highlighted.
While the Western world is increasingly moving away from Russian exports, Moscow and Tehran are taking measures to intensify trade and economic cooperation, as evidenced by intensive negotiations between the parties.
The possible signing of the JCPOA might support Pakistan's desire to play a strategic and logistic role in the Eurasian energy market linking transit corridors and pipelines.
After the Islamic State (IS) leadership announced the appointment of the new organisation's Caliph, Abu al-Hassan al-Hashimi al-Quraysh, we might predict increasing terrorist attacks and operations in Eurasia, especially in the AfPak, Syria and Iraq.
E' stato pubblicato oggi il primo report dal titolo "La diplomazia del nucleare russo nello spazio post-Sovietico" facente parte del progetto "Geopolitics of Nuclear Energy in Eurasia" avviato da SpecialEurasia in partnership con ASRIE Analytica, il CeSEM - Centro Studi Eurasia Mediterraneo e Opinio Juris - Law & Politics Review.
Il Generale di Divisione (ris.) Mario Ruggiero, attualmente Direttore del Centro Studi Esercito, prenderà parte al Webinar "Sicurezza e minaccia terroristica nello scacchiere geopolitico euroasiatico"organizzato il giorno 16 dicembre 2021 alle ore 19.00.
Nel quadro del Webinar “Sicurezza e minaccia terroristica nello scacchiere geopolitico euroasiatico” il Dott. Domenico Nocerino ha commentato l'attuale situazione geopolitica e della sicurezza dell'Eurasia contestualizzandola con gli interessi di attori internazionali e regionali.
Nel quadro del Webinar “Sicurezza e minaccia terroristica nello scacchiere geopolitico euroasiatico” la Dott.ssa Silvia Boltuc ha fornito una panoramica dello scacchiere geopolitico dell'Eurasia e sottolineato i principali fattori di destabilizzazione regionale.
Nel quadro del Webinar “Sicurezza e minaccia terroristica nello scacchiere geopolitico euroasiatico” il Dott. Daniele Garofalo e il Dott. Riccardo Valle hanno illustrato quali siano le minacce jihadiste imminenti nella regione dell'Eurasia e quali potrebbero essere gli sviluppi futuri alla luce degli eventi recenti in Afghanistan.
Nel quadro del Webinar “Sicurezza e minaccia terroristica nello scacchiere geopolitico euroasiatico” il Dott. Stefano Vernole ha illustrato quali siano a suo parere gli attuali interessi strategici, le sfide e