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China’s BRI & AIBB – Minus U.S. & Japan

By Ian Pryde on March 19, 2018 in Africa, Americas, Asia, BRIC, BRICS, Canada, Central Asia, China, Economics, Business, Finance, Economy, Energy, Eurasia, Europe, Gas, India, International Relations/Geopolitics, Islam, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Migration & Immigration, Oil, One Belt-One Road, Russia, South Korea, Tajikistan, The Middle East, The West, Trans-Caucasus, Transport, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, United States, Uzbekistan

China’s Long-Term Strategy vs The West’s Civil War and Short-Termism While the effectively bankrupt West is tearing itself apart and undermining its society, economy and science, China is not just […]

The Struggle for Democracy has Begun

By Ian Pryde on August 04, 2016 in Central Asia, China, Islam, Russia, The Middle East, Turkey, United States

For decades, we have been taking our freedom for granted. But suddenly authoritarian populists are threatening liberal societies worldwide. Time to wake up. Die Zeit, 4 August 2016. *** The […]

Kyrgyzstan – Secularism vs. Islam

By Ian Pryde on November 01, 1992 in Central Asia, China, Economy, International Relations/Geopolitics, Islam, Kyrgyz Republic, Russia, The West, Turkey

Kyrgyzstan – Secularism vs Islam by Ian Pryde in The World Today November 1992 Published in The World Today, the monthly journal of the Royal Institute of International Affairs, London, […]

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