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Russia and Vietnam: From Political Trust to the Economics of Long-Term Projects
07.09.2026

Russia and Vietnam: From Political Trust to the Economics of Long-Term Projects

The upcoming state visit by To Lam, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee and the country's president, to Russia on September …
GEOFOR
External Risks Facing Businesses: From Event to Decision
28.08.2026

External Risks Facing Businesses: From Event to Decision

In the summer of 2026, the escalation around Iran and the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz illustrated a familiar problem in corporate analysis. …
GEOFOR
Paul Craig Roberts: "Indeed, why are there negotiations at all?"
08.04.2025

Paul Craig Roberts: "Indeed, why are there negotiations at all?"

The GEOFOR editorial board asked Paul Craig Roberts - Chairman of the Institute for Political Economy (USA), a PhD in Economics and US Undersecretary of …
GEOFOR
Yankees Threaten the Persians. Why Is That Good?
01.04.2025

Yankees Threaten the Persians. Why Is That Good?

Missile and bomb strikes by American warplanes against Houthi rebel military targets in Yemen have become a regular occurrence, underscoring President Trump's commitment to a …
Vladimir Mikheev
Is Canada shifting from Washington to London?
26.03.2025

Is Canada shifting from Washington to London?

The country's new prime minister appears to be a protégé of the British globalist clans
Vladimir Mikheev
A treaty with a "weak" Iran: What does it mean for Russia?
20.01.2025

A treaty with a "weak" Iran: What does it mean for Russia?

As the long-awaited «comprehensive» Russian-Iranian treaty is about to be signed, much criticism has been leveled at Russian diplomacy. Are the skeptics' concerns justified?
Mihail Lavrov
Trump and Erdoğan: Two bears in a NATO den?
19.12.2024

Trump and Erdoğan: Two bears in a NATO den?

The Washington administration's position on the Turkish leader has changed radically.
Vladimir Mikheev
18.09.2024

Americans asked to leave. Now from Iraq

The Yankee occupiers plan to leave by the end of 2026. But when the Anglo-Saxons say goodbye, it's not certain they'll actually leave.
Vladimir Mikheev
11.09.2024

Australia and the U.S.: On the same wavelength

On September 1, a new regulation went into effect creating a license-free environment among AUKUS members. Now, 70 % of defense exports from the U.S. to Australia, previously conducted under the ITAR, will be conducted without a license. Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles called the …
Aleksandra Terzi
20.08.2024

Canada: A labor dispute amid the noise of rolling train wheels

Lockout or strike could have consequences for Trudeau's political ambitions
Aleksandra Terzi
26.07.2024

Canada is Tired of Trudeau and His Liberals

Former Infrastructure and Communities Minister under Justin Trudeau's government, Catherine McKenna, has become the first politician to publicly call for a new candidate for the position of Prime Minister of Canada. Several party members of parliament agreed with her but did so anonymously. So, does …
Aleksandra Terzi
29.05.2024

Canberra is not ready to give up

China is vigorously building cooperation with small Pacific states, thereby encouraging them to cut ties with Taipei. Australia does not like this, as it is the leading regional player in the struggle for influence over the islands
Aleksandra Terzi
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