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Viktor Mikhin
Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, specialist in the Arab countries of the Near and Middle East
Africa puts the French neo-colonialists in their place
The recent military coup in Gabon – the latest example of a domino effect in which neo-colonial regimes have collapsed one after another in Africa – has resulted in yet another headache for France. As media around the world have noted, in yet another serious blow to French interests, Gabon’s President Ali Bongo was deposed by a military junta shortly after he was declared the winner of the general election, despite the fact that the vote was widely condemned within the country as being fraudulent, fixed, and not representing the will of the people. Readers will remember that in the past three years, military officers have overthrown the presidents of Burkina Faso…
Viktor Mikhin
Turkey and Syria - will there be a rapprochement?
At one time many experts and political commentators took the view that there were real hopes for a restoration of good relations between Turkey and Syria, with Russia and Iran acting as brokers, and the prospects for a rapprochement between the two neighbors seemed rosy. But the predicted improvement in relations failed to materialize, and now, in the light of recent statements by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, it seems more unlikely than ever. In a televised interview on August 9, Bashar al-Assad said that he would not meet with his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, and stressed that “the goal of the Turkish president is to legitimize…
Viktor Mikhin
BRICS: a historic expansion
Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and the United Arab Emirates were all sent invitations to join the newly formed BRICS economic bloc, marking the organization’s largest expansion in its history. The accession of these geographically dominant countries will take effect on January 1, 2024. BRICS leaders left the door open for future expansion among a long list of countries that have expressed interest in joining an organization they hope can help them with political and economic development by voting in favor of expansion, the first since South Africa joined the bloc 13 years ago. Without a doubt, the countries chosen at this year’s summit…
Viktor Mikhin
Sahel at the Forefront of Combatting Terrorism
Viktor Mikhin
The crisis in Niger and the bankrupt politics of the West
Viktor Mikhin
Iraq: what will the fight against corruption result in?
Viktor Mikhin
The Russia-Africa summit is a confident step towards a multipolar world
Viktor Mikhin
Russia-Persian Gulf: Building the Foundations of a New World
Viktor Mikhin
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