Anatol Lieven: New Independent Variables for Central Asia and Middle East

Anatol Lieven: New Independent Variables for Central Asia and Middle East
07.12.2015

Alexander Rahr: The Future of World Order

Alexander Rahr: The Future of World Order
09.12.2015

Richard Burt: The US Lacks a Eurasian Strategy. Part I

Richard Burt: The US Lacks a Eurasian Strategy. Part I
16.12.2015

Alexander Rahr: The Future of World Order

Professor Alexander Rahr comments on the future of the world order. He describes the future of three “blocks” – Western (winners of the Cold War), Eurasian (Russia and China alliance together with Iran and other Eurasian powers) and the “belt of instability” as composed of radical states and organisations. Professor Rahr also shares his thoughts on Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, TTP and other regional organisations.