Water Scarcity might compel Russia to think otherwise
Crimea has been depending its 85% of fresh water through canal which was built in 1961-1971. It stretches from Kakhova reservoir to Kerch. Following the annexation of Crimea, Ukraine started to build
Russian aging problem starts to be a great worry to government
As Geopolitic Compass highlighted before, Russian economy and aging problem will likely to be a great concern to Russian State in coming decades. Despite the fact that Putin has claimed that Russia
New Russian Government, New Structure Old Problem
Geopolitic Compass has longtime projected that aging problem in Russia might drive government to take serious actions. Despite the fact that most has eyed on Putin intension to remain in power,
Protests in Moscow before local elections
There have been two unauthorized protests took place on 20th and 27th of July. There have been around 15000 - 20000 people gathered in rally. Kremlin has managed to control the previous rallies so far
Succession process starts in Kazakhstan
Resignation of Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev triggers a succession process. The process involves a fragile path that needs to keep the balance between international politics as well as
While Russia travels the world, what is thier intension?
While Russian leadership travels around the globe, there is only one idea behind their thoughts; Ukraine and Crimea But why they keep travelling so much? What is their interest? What
