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Trump Loses: Unexpected Turn in Yemen Conflict
After returning to the White House, Donald Trump once again demonstrated his penchant for sudden, poorly thought-out decisions by announcing an end to the U.S. military campaign against Yemen’s Houthis.
Viktor Mikhin
| Security
Türkiye is counting on leading the geopolitical Ankara-Baku-Islamabad union
Türkiye’s political and economic engagement is forming new alliances in the vast continent of Asia, where an Ankara-Baku-Islamabad axis is emerging with all its advantages and disadvantages.
Alexandr Svaranc
| Politics
The New Syria. Part 3
In the third and final part of the interview with Nikolai Sukhov, leading research fellow at the Primakov National Research Institute of World Economy and International Relations of the Russian Academy of Sciences, we discussed Turkish policy vis-à-vis Syria, the role of the US and Israel, as well as the future of Syrian cinema.
Vanessa Sevidova
| Interviews
SPIEF 2025 follows G7 in confrontation of geo-economics visions
The St. Petersburg International Economic Forum has once again eclipsed the G7, illustrating the rise of a multipolar world in the face of the decline of Western unity.
Mohamed Lamine KABA
| Economy
We remember the lessons of the Second World War and will never accept the distortion of its events, attempts to justify the executioners and slander the true victors
Vladimir PUTIN
Victory Parade in Moscow: the coalition of the future
Ksenia Muratshina
| Society
Russophobia and Nazism: the West unmasked on May 9, 2025
Mohamed Lamine KABA
| Society
Amid Russophobia and Political Calculation, EU Boycotts Moscow's 80th WWII Anniversary Parade
Ricardo Martins
| Politics
Andrey DENISOV: “Historical truth should not give way to opportunistic interpretations”
Yuliya Novitskaya
| Interviews
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Тhe 80th Anniversary of the End of WWII
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An Obscure Anniversary, or Once Again About Japanese Militarism
Amidst the flood of other news and commemorative dates, the centenary of Northern Sakhalin’s liberation from Japanese interventionists has gone almost unnoticed in the media stream. Why is this date significant, and how does the history of early 20th-century international relations remain profoundly relevant today?
Ksenia Muratshina
| Society
Fascism: Our Common Enemy
Russia’s actions in Ukraine have causes which necessitated its actions. Unbiased observers know what those causes are and why Russia’s special military operation was a necessary consequence.
Christopher Black
| Society
History is a good advisor
Ricardo Nuno Costa
| Society
Weaponizing Memory: EU Pressure Over Moscow’s May 9th Victory Celebrations. Part 2
Jeffrey Silverman
| Politics
Israel’s Strategic Miscalculation and the Dawn of a New World Order
In June 2025, the world witnessed the outbreak of a full-scale war between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Zionist regime of Israel. This conflict, extending far beyond the military sphere, is reshaping political, media, and geopolitical landscapes.
Peiman Salehi
| Security
“Barbarians Inside the Gates: Israel-Iran-Slug Match, A War of Timing, Deception, and Consequences”
As Israel launches a surprise attack on Iran just days before planned peace talks, the United States—amid domestic unrest—appears complicit in a premeditated escalation that could reshape global power dynamics.
Jeffrey Silverman
| Politics
Operation "Rising Lion": Israel's Attack on Iran and Its Consequences for the Middle East
Viktor Mikhin
| Security
Mossad in Crisis: Israel’s Nuclear Secrets Now in Iran’s Hands
Viktor Mikhin
| Security
The foundations of Russo-Guinean cooperation - Part 4: geopolitical and geostrategic issues
Since 1958, the partnership between Guinea and Russia has been based on a reshaping of global balances, marked by a questioning of the preponderance of Western nations by the Global South and the BRICS.
Mohamed Lamine KABA
| Politics
On strengthening ties between China and Latin America
On May 13, 2025, the 4th Ministerial Meeting of the China-CELAC (Community of Latin American and Caribbean Countries) Forum was held in Beijing with 33 Latin American states represented by 17 foreign ministers and delegations of various levels.
Mikhail Ilevich
| Economy
Europe is suffering a serious civilisational crisis
Vladimir Mashin
| Economy
The visit of the Prime Minister of Senegal to Burkina Faso and the discontent of pro-Western elements
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov
| Politics
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Russia’s Pearl Harbor: The West’s Proxy War Reaches a Boiling Point
Taut Bataut
Kashmir: An Autonomous “Happy Valley” or a British “Great Game” Frontier?
Tamer Mansour
Russian-North Korean healthcare cooperation is deepening
Konstantin Asmolov
How the US caused the Iran-Israel War
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Economy
How ASEAN is Reshaping World Order from Below
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Turkey Announces a New Path to Communicative Integration of the Turkic World
Alexandr Svaranc
China and Europe Are Moving Closer
Vladimir Terehov
Europe punching above weight for nothing
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Security
SIPRI Yearbook 2025 – Nuclear Weapons & Global Security: An Intelligence-Analytic Assessment
Ricardo Martins
The Deployment of the African Corps of the Russian Ministry of Defense and Its Prospects
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov
The Unexpected Player: Why the EU Is Entering the Game in the South China Sea
Rebecca Chan
Destroyer Day
Konstantin Asmolov
Society
The West Is No Longer Silent—The Truth About Israel’s Crimes Comes to Light
Mohammed ibn Faisal al-Rashid
The U.S. Restricts Visas for Chinese Students: What Lies Behind the New “Decoupling” Strategy
Rebecca Chan
Climate change as a factor of instability in the Sahara-Sahelian zone
Mikhail Ilevich
What Goes Around Comes Around: The “Real Cost” of Reckless Gain-of-Function Scientific Research!
Henry Kamens
