Politics

A railroad from the mainland to Taiwan? Why not?

Beijing is continuing its efforts toward the island’s economic integration and is heading for peaceful unification.

Belarus is the vanguard of our future common world

Karine Gevorgyan, a well-known Russian political scientist and orientalist, gave a great interview to GEOFOR. We publish its fourth part.

U.S. intelligence agencies on a "worm" plantation

If the U.S. cannot simply provide protection of diplomatic missions in its capital Washington from terrorists, how can they be trusted with the lives of the world’s inhabitants?

Сircus parade in Kiev

After a failed counteroffensive, the Ukrainian capital has become a pilgrimage site for do-gooders of all stripes, from a bunch of European diplomats to a delegation led by NATO’s chief. Will it help?

Why Canada patronizes SS veterans

An international scandal erupted in the country's parliament when a Ukrainian veteran of the SS troops was invited there to meet with President Zelensky.

Generosity knows boundaries

None of the EU’s ideas for dealing with the emigrant issue are working.

The reorganization of the world is in full swing

Doha on the Seine. And on the Thames

Qatar pursues a policy of soft power, buying up everything for sale in European capitals. And there is a result.

Why Russia underestimates Iran and overestimates Turkey

Who is who around Russia: friends, foes, neighbors

"Ukraine will be squeezed like a doormat"

Vladislav Shurygin, a military publicist, observer, and a regular member of the Izborsk Club, responded to GEOFOR’s questions.

Refugees: the wave that will become a tsunami

Addressing forced migration in the region requires a change in the international agenda before it is washed away by a flood of refugees.