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How Ukraine war was geopolitically inevitable - Vimarsana News

How Ukraine war was geopolitically inevitable

Due to Ukraine's strategic location, as identified by Mackinder way before, there were two groups, one backed by Western countries who wanted to surround Russia and the other led by Moscow, which never wanted NATO at its doorstep. This made a conflict predestined

The Technological Pivot of History: Power in the Age of Exponential Innovation - Foreign Policy Research Institute - Vimarsana News

The Technological Pivot of History: Power in the Age of Exponential Innovation - Foreign Policy Research Institute

Just as Halford Mackinder, in his seminal work The Geographical Pivot of History, argued that control over the Eurasian heartland held the key to global

Source: fpri.org
Mackinder's 'Pivot Paper' Still Relevant 120 Years Later - The American Spectator - Vimarsana News

Mackinder's 'Pivot Paper' Still Relevant 120 Years Later - The American Spectator

Mackinder’s “pivot paper” stands apart as a timeless analysis of the factors that influence the global balance of power. 

Why Democracies Must Rediscover Geopolitics - Vimarsana News

Why Democracies Must Rediscover Geopolitics

The world’s most dismal science could make Eurasia safe for illiberalism and predation—or protect it from those forces.

A Case for Greater U.S. Engagement in Central Asia - Vimarsana News

A Case for Greater U.S. Engagement in Central Asia

Central Asia's souring relations with Russia and growing skepticism of Chinese influence have created a rare and valuable window of opportunity for the United States to bolster its image through greater long-term investment in the region.

Source: rand.org