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Alexandr Svaranc

PhD in political science, professor

Russia, Turkey, Iran – regional partnership or rivalry?

Usually geographical neighbours must find ‘common ground’. However, history shows that geography does not always bring neighbours closer together, so the capacity for both mutually beneficial partnership and rivalry remains between Russia, Turkey and Iran…

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Russia and Turkey have exchanged views

The meeting of the Russian and Turkish heads of state at the SCO summit in Astana did not resolve all existing issues, but showed ‘progressive development’ of bilateral relations…

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BRICS is becoming the beacon of the multipolar world

The international organisation of BRICS, which currently encompasses 9 states, operates on the principles of equality, non-interference and mutual benefit. Considering the unconstructive and aggressive politics of the Collective West, led by the United States, BRICS is attracting an increasing number of countries opposed to monopoly and the dictate of the unipolar world structure, and is slowly forming a multipolar world. However, a candidate’s understandable interest does not automatically guarantee membership in BRICS.

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What kind of peaceful settlement of the Russian-Ukrainian crisis is Turkey in favour of?

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International transit communications: economic gains and geopolitical differences in the Southern Caucasus

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Тurkey is examining the prospect of BRICS membership

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Which changes may early presidential elections in Iran bring about?

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Will the Iranian plane crash be a catalyst for change?

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