Geopolitical Report ISSN 2785-2598 Volume 15 Issue 8 - Iran and Pakistan shares borders and strategic interests in Eurasia. Both Tehran and Islamabad are interested in strengthening their cooperation in political, economic, social and cultural issues and overcoming their differences to exploit several opportunities, such as the partnership with China and other regional actors.
Geopolitical Report ISSN 2785-2598 Volume 15 Issue 8 - The strategic value attributed by the United States to the archipelago of the Philippines can be traced back to the geopolitical dispute between Washington and the People's Republic of China (PRC), for the control of some geo-maritime areas between the eastern and southern sides of the China Sea.
Geopolitical Report ISSN 2785-2598 Volume 15 Issue 3 - Since its geostrategic position and military force and considering Washington's Pivot to Asia policy, Australia is an essential U.S. ally for Chinese containment within the waters of the South China Sea.
In connection with the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the five Central Asian states, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China, Wang Yi, confirmed Beijing's commitment and strategy in Central Asia and the Chinese desire to expand further cooperation and partnership in the region.
Geopolitical Report 2785-2598 Volume 14 Issue 4 - For the Russian Federation, since its conquest against the Japanese Empire at the end of World War II, the Kuril Islands have represented an island area of vital geostrategic importance for the defence of its interests in the Asia-Pacific Northwest.
Geopolitical Report 2785-2598 Volume 13 Issue 9 - After the troop's withdrawal from Afghanistan, the United States are expected to redefine their position in Central Asia to contrast the Kremlin's Eurasian Economic Union and Collective Security Treaty Organisation, Beijing's Belt and Road Initiative and Shanghai Cooperation Organisation and the Iranian regional strategy.
Geopolitical Report 2785-2598 Volume 13 Issue 8 - The recent telephone talk between Putin and Raisi highlighted Russia-Iran cooperation on geopolitical, security, and economic issues in Eurasia and Moscow-Tehran's desire to strengthen their partnership and collaboration on Afghanistan, Syria, Nagorno-Karabakh.
Since the so-called Arab Spring and concurrently with the U.S. slow disengagement from the Middle East, the Russian Federation has arisen as a significant geopolitical actor in the Arab-Muslim world.
Geopolitical Report 2785-2598 Volume 13 Issue 7 - With the installation of Xi Jinping as head of state in 2012, the People's Republic of China (PRC) has identified the South China Sea as an area of high geopolitical importance for the pursuit of its geophysical peculiarities of specific political-strategic priorities.
Geopolitical Report 2785-2598 Volume 13 Issue 6 - The recent CIS meeting underlined the Kremlin's strategy to strengthen its influence in Eurasia through military cooperation and diplomacy. In an era characterised by confrontation with the United States and the rise of China's Belt and Road Initiative, Russia confirms its desire to be the principal player in Eurasia.
Geopolitical Report 2785-2598 Volume 13 Issue 5 - The recent visit of the Kyrgyz Foreign Affairs Minister to Italy and his meetings with the Italian counterpart highlighted the Italian attempt to become more involved in the Central Asian market and dynamics and Bishkek's desire to expand its diplomatic and economic relations to diversify its portfolio of partners and decrease the influence of Russia and China in the country.
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Geopolitical Report 2785-2598 Volume 12 Issue 9 - Islamabad strategy in the Eurasian geopolitical chessboard aims at strengthening cooperation with Iran and Azerbaijan on the Caspian Sea to create a transit corridor that might boost Pakistani import-export and commercial trade in the region.
Geopolitical Report 2785-2598 Volume 12 Issue 3 - The geostrategic importance that the Mediterranean Sea has assumed in recent years can be traced back to the political-strategic priorities defined by Russia, the United States and some of its allies (Italy, Spain, France), identifiable as the states most militarily active within some regions of this geo-maritime space.
Geopolitical Report ISSN 2785-2598 Volume 10 Issue 1 - The geostrategic importance that the Pacific Ocean has recently assumed can be traced back to the political-strategic priorities defined by the United States and China, the two most militarily active states within some regions of this Ocean.