Pepe Escobar Is the roving correspondent for Asia Times/Hong Kong and an analyst for RT and TomDispatch. Talk about a day that will live forever in history: Tuesday, November 18, 2014 in Yiwu, Zhejiang province, China. The first China-Europe Block … Continue reading →

Jamal Wakim Ph.D, Communication Arts Department, Lebanese International University Abstract: The world is living nowadays in a period of high tension on a line stretching from Ukraine in the North, past the Middle East in the center, all the way … Continue reading →

Johann Gudenus Deputy leader of Freedom Party (Austria) and leader of fraction in the Vienna City Parliament. Our position on Russia, the EU and the USA, and in particular on the neutrality of Austria, is clear: Politics in the EU … Continue reading →

Matthew Raphael Johnson Scholar of Russian Orthodox history and philosophy. His research interests focus on Russian political theory and religious ideas, concentrating on the central role of nationalism, Eurasianism and the Orthodox tradition. He completed his doctorate at the University … Continue reading →

Leonid Savin Head of the Administration of the International Social Movement “Eurasian Movement“, Editor-in-chief of the magazine ‘Geopolitika’ and web-portal Geopolitica.ru, director of the social-political research programs in the Institute of Economics and Legislation, author of several books on geopolitics, … Continue reading →

Roberto Quaglia Is an Italian author, both of fiction and political-sociological essays. In 2010 he won the BSFA (British Science Fiction Association) Award. As an essayist, he is mainly known for his monumental book “The Myth of September 11”, about … Continue reading →

Slavisa Batko Milacic Is a historian from Montenegro Serbia is a country that is located in Balkan which has a geostrategic position that is very important. The Serbian people living not only in Serbia, but also in neighboring countries are … Continue reading →