Sureyya YIGIT, PhD Abstract. Since the September 11th terrorist attacks heralded a new phase in the post-Cold War international arena, Afghanistan has emerged as an integral piece of the international effort to combat terrorism. Heading the effort was the United States, which intended to end the … [Read more...]
The Problem and the Prospect of the Geo-Economic Strategy in Afghanistan
Problema şi perspectivele strategiei geo-economice în Afganistan Oybek MAKHMUDOV, PhD Factorii geo-economici promovează dezvoltarea separatismului. Adiţional, minorităţile etnice din Afganistan au fost de mult indignate de dominaţia puterii politice a paştunilor. În acelaşi timp, victoria … [Read more...]
United States South Asia and The Middle East Policy: New Approaches and Chronic Problems
Vladimir Vasilievici KARYAKIN The article is devoted to analysis of two-year period of Middle East politics of new US Administration. Realization of new approaches that were proposed by B. Obama is tangled by political inheritance of previous administration. Geopolitical challenges in Afghanistan, … [Read more...]
U.S. Strategy in Eurasia and Drug Production in Afghanistan
Tiberio GRAZIANI The following analysis offers a geopolitical approach aimed at understanding the relationship between U.S. worldwide strategy and the presence of North American forces in Afghanistan. U.S. penetration in the Eurasian landmass is highlighted in special relation to the Central Asian … [Read more...]
America’s Foreign Policy under President Obama: Perceptions, Realities, Expectations
Nicholas DIMA The basic theme of this essay is that the new American President Barak Obama, together with his administration and the Congress which is dominated by members of the Democrat Party, could change the course of the domestic policy of the United States. However, from a Foreign Policy … [Read more...]