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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
Turkey’s foreign policy during Erdoğan’s third presidential term
On June 3, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan was sworn in as president of Turkey for another five-year term. The inauguration and the subsequent ceremony, attended by approximately 80 international and regional leaders, suggested that a significant change in Turkey’s foreign policy priorities may be under way. Observers have predicted that the Turkish president is likely to continue with his recent policy of “neutralizing” problems abroad and strengthening partnerships with other countries in the region. On May 31, several days after his election victory, he declared: “Our goal is to establish a belt of security & peace from Europe to Black Sea…
Viktor Mikhin
Iraq: internal problems and ways to solve them
For two decades after the 2003 brazen and unprovoked invasion by the US, Iraq has been experiencing chaos, instability and significant problems, primarily due to the destruction of their state by the Americans. Although the number of internal armed conflicts has decreased in recent years, the country still faces many complex problems that need addressing for any stability and security to be achieved in the country. This has been the result, and Iraqi media constantly writes about it, of the US aggression and the hubristic policy towards Iraq that various American administrations have pursued since 2003. One of the difficult problems…
Viktor Mikhin
The Arab-Iranian Dialogue as a prerequisite of these countries’ entry into the BRICS
A three-day informal Arab-Iranian Dialogue has just taken place in Doha (Qatar). The conference, mostly held behind closed doors, acquired special significance because it took place shortly after events showing that the world may be ready to turn a new page in its history. First, the top leadership of both countries – Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud and the Supreme Leader of Iran Ali Khamenei not only positively perceived the idea of Russian President Vladimir Putin to create a multipolar world, but are also actively implementing this plan. Second, both leaders vigorously advocate limiting the overwhelming…
Viktor Mikhin
The Persian Gulf: A failure of US policy
Viktor Mikhin
Turkey: the second round of voting is finished but the old problems remain
Viktor Mikhin
The Middle East and US Terrorist Activities
Viktor Mikhin
The Middle East advancing towards a multipolar world
Viktor Mikhin
Positive outcomes of the Arab Summit in Jeddah
Viktor Mikhin
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