Landlocked countries Commentary

Suppliant for Supplies?

Nikolas K. Gvosdev | Feb 04, 2009
America’s supply routes to Afghanistan just suffered a huge blow. Will we have to negotiate with Iran and Russia to continue the war?

The SCO and the Future of Central Asia

Caitlin B. Doherty | Sep 07, 2007
What does the Shanghai Cooperation Organization's recent military exercise mean for the United States?

Bishkek Summit

Julia Nanay | Aug 16, 2007
Is a new anti-American alliance taking shape? TNI editor Nikolas K. Gvosdev gives China’s perspective while

SCO Gaining Importance

Julia Nanay | Aug 14, 2007
Are the growing ties between Russia and China confirmation of  A World Without the West ?

How to Stop the Sudanese Genocide (and How Not To)

Michael M. Rosen
Daniel I. Silverberg
| Jan 24, 2005
On January 9, the Sudanese government inked a deal with southern rebels to end the country's 21 year-long civil war.

The Future of Eurasia

Ian Bremmer | Dec 18, 2002
Will Eurasia be led by a resurgent Russia, making a comeback as a great power? No, but Russia's role as a regional power will strengthen, and its role on the global stage is likely to remain.

Beyond Pipelines: the West's Central Asian challenge

Tim Potier | Dec 04, 2002
If the world did change after 9/11, the post-Soviet states of Central Asia seem to be the main beneficiaries.

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