Series: Gauging The United States, China, and Russia’s Capabilities - Part 1: Russia
ICGER is launching a series of in-depth studies based on classical and realtive quatum approches to comprehensively cover political developments in the United States, China, and Russia.
The International Center for Geostrategic and Economic Studies aims to evaluate major countries, regions, global geopolitical spheres, and international relations according to the new theoretical standards of our Newtonian and quantum approaches to assess the future of these political realities. The objective is to anticipate stability, crises, disturbances, chaos, and wars before their occurrence, warning nations and governments, enabling them to address the causes of potential crises, suppress factors that might lead to war, and contain turmoil and chaos.
For this reason, we are launching a series of in-depth studies to comprehensively cover political developments in the United States, China, and Russia. Based on our classical and relative quantum approaches, it will monitor geopolitical and geostrategic events in these regions. We start with a preliminary study on Russia, paving the way for an in-depth analysis to follow.
Section I : The Great Strategic Failure: A Nuclear Offensive as Russia’s Last Resort
Part I: Russia
Part II: Russia
