The St. Petersburg International Economic Forum has been configured for years now as absolutely essential to understand the evolving dynamics and the trials and tribulations of Eurasia integration.
The status of Russia’s conflict against Ukraine, which is difficult to predict, may have a significant impact on an unexpected front – a Israel-Europe gas deal which will transform European geopolitics and energy security.
“The European Union has completely lost its political sovereignty, and its bureaucratic elites are dancing to someone else’s tune,” with comments like these, Putin was certain to grab the attention of the world. Here’s what the Ukraine war will achieve, according to Vladimir Putin.
In a recent interview on Crimea Realities, Ukraine threatened to destroy Europe’s longest bridge, the Kerch Bridge, which opened in 2018.
A new trade route between Russia, Iran, and India will shift the existing geopolitical order by lowering transit times and charges and will make it very difficult to keep these countries locked away and duly sanctioned by the West.
Israeli officials are preparing for an Iranian retaliation attack ahead of time. Recently, Israel issued an unusual alert to all citizens to evacuate Istanbul immediately, citing Iranian revenge plot.
A combination of underlying international power shifts, with China and Russia at odds with the United States and the West, has placed India in a favorable position to reap the benefits making India the biggest winner of the Ukraine war.
In a recent document, the Pentagon admitted to running 46 biolabs in Ukraine but says they are peaceful efforts to improve nuclear and radiological safety and security, disease surveillance, chemical safety and security, and readiness to respond to epidemics and pandemics such as COVID-19.
Ukraine generates 15% of worldwide corn exports, half of global sunflower oil exports, and roughly 10% of global wheat exports, rendering it a key link in the global food chain. Considering the situation, there was no exaggeration when Italy said that there’s a world war going on for bread.
