Why Eurasia Cannot Wait
I argued that external interference in the affairs of Eurasian countries has consistently prevented their successful and independent development. The current conflict in the Middle East has tragically and irrefutably confirmed this observation. This conflict is not merely another regional tragedy. It is the latest violent proof that external actors cannot manage Eurasian security. Once again, we have witnessed the familiar pattern: unilateral intervention in violation of international law, disregard for local realities, attempts to pit neighbors against each other, and the pursuit of strategic interests that have nothing to do with the well-being of the nations caught in the crossfire. The result, as always, is more death, more displacement, and a deeper erosion of any hope for regional stability.
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