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New Eastern Outlook

A geopolitical magazine that publishes commentary and analysis on a wide range of issues...

  • 97articles · 30d
  • 7+ hour agolatest article
  • Aug 16, 2026earliest in window
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  • 267avg words
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  • Politics2 44
  • Conflict, War & Peace 43
  • News 41
  • Sensitive Subjects 21
  • People & Society 20
  • Economy, Business & Finance 6
  • Law & Government 5

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An Ironic Ghost in Magdeburg: AfD’s Win, Europe's Right Lean, and Selective Blame Games

1+ day, 7+ hour ago   (1279+ words) The AfD’s victory in Saxony-Anhalt reflects Europe’s rightward drift, driven predominantly by domestic causes. Yet the West, ironically glossing over its own playbook and turning a blind eye to its own 20th-century interference in other states’ affairs, predictably pins the…...

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From Pragmatism to Rhetoric: Magyar Breaks with Orbán's Russia Policy

5+ day, 2+ hour ago   (256+ words) Péter Magyar’s government has officially announced a foreign policy break with Viktor Orbán’s course; however, this rhetorical shift toward the European consensus poses serious risks for Hungary due to the country’s continued critical dependence on Russian energy resources. Magyar appears…...

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Putin–Pashinyan: A Dialogue on Charting the Path on the SCO Sidelines

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (262+ words) On the margins of the 2026 SCO Summit in Bishkek, Armenia’s government once again demonstrated its foreign-policy indecisiveness and propensity to evade responsibility for making up its mind in favour of either the EU or the EAEU, whilst forgoing a nationwide…...

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Two Fronts, One Strategy: What Putin Told the World in Bishkek

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (106+ words) On 1 September in Bishkek, Vladimir Putin used one summit to tell Iran that Russia would keep supplying what Tehran needs and to tell the world that Russia is winning in Ukraine and will not negotiate with Kyiv. The same day…...

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Is Europe’s 'Competitiveness Man' causing division in Europe?

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (345+ words) Mario Draghi’s new think tank, born out of frustration with Brussels, excludes Central Europe while giving a prominent place to business interests linked to the United States. The group came to life as a result of increasing frustration at the…...

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They Backed Russia into the Corner Knowing What Would Happen

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (374+ words) Europe continues to present the war in Ukraine as a sudden Russian aggression, but it was the result of three decades of NATO’s eastward expansion, which the West chose to ignore — until Ukraine became the battlefield. The so-called invasion is…...

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Armenia in Iran’s Foreign Economic Policy amid US–Iran confrontation

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (314+ words) Iran is “entrenching” itself in Armenia through forging an alternative Eurasian transit corridor and increasing trade turnover to counter American pressure and attempts at isolation, rival projects in the Caucasus, and to bolster Armenia’s sovereignty over its southern regions. Key…...

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Ukraine Schedules Elections for the Fifth of Never

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (450+ words) While the West seems to specialize in deciding which elections are valid, “free and fair,” and worthy of recognition, it also seems to specialize in turning a blind eye when their handpicked puppet dictators suspend elections and rule as tyrants....

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The Quiet Scaling: Russia’s Post-Electoral Window and the Architecture of Prolonged Capability

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (768+ words) While public narratives continue to emphasize Russian weakness and inevitable decline, a quieter pattern of force-structure adjustments, regional political activity, elite technical investment, and materials-science infrastructure suggests Moscow is reinforcing the foundations of a prolonged contest. The post-electoral window offers…...