The 21st century has transformed Eurasia into the main “chessboard” where great powers vie for supremacy. Yet Eurasian nations—from Lisbon to Vladivostok, from Ankara to Astana—have failed to recognize a fundamental truth: their collective destiny demands strategic autonomy from Washington, unity against Moscow’s revisionism, and balanced cooperation with Beijing. This triangulation is not just desirable; it is vital.
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