Eurasian Region - The Diplomatic Mind

Why Eurasia’s “New Order” Risks Repackaging Old Illusions

It has become fashionable to claim that the contemporary world is too fragmented to reproduce any historical model of order.

In a meeting at the Kremlin on November 11, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev reaffirmed the

Donald Trump has declared courageously that he can end the Russia-Ukraine war in 50 days. This was an ultimatum covered

In short, yes. But only on his own terms. He shows little regard for how other global actors interpret the

In the chaotic and anarchic structure of international relations, alliances between great powers are often fleeting based on changes in

This article aims to outline the general characteristics of modern Turkish politics. While the radical changes introduced in the newly

At the last two decades of the 20th century, energy did not receive much attention from the international community—with the

In this article, I will provide a concise overview of Russian Eurasianism—its historical background, ideological foundations, and key parameters. By

Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia sought to re-establish its hegemony over the newly independent states that emerged