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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

The Role of the Red Sea in World Politics

The Red Sea is steadily growing in importance as a nexus of geopolitical competition, which at the same time poses security challenges for the countries of the region. The lack of a clear consensus on the rules of competition between international and regional powers has only intensified the frantic race by both state and non-state actors for natural resources and spheres...

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America's Disgraceful Escape from Afghanistan

US President Joe Biden solemnly and rather bluntly announced that he would withdraw all American troops from Afghanistan by September 11, the 20th anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. More than three thousand people of different nationalities were killed in these attacks, committed by the terrorist organization al-Qaeda (banned in Russia, led...

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The Iranian Nuclear Program and the Current International Agenda

Iran began enriching 60 percent uranium at its plant in Natanz a few days after the explosion that occurred at the facility - something for which Tehran legitimately laid the blame on Israel. “Our response to the anger of our enemies,” stressed President Hassan Rouhani, “is to replace the damaged centrifuges with more advanced ones...

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Jordan: Trouble in the Kingdom?

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Iraq: Things are not Entirely Peaceful in Baghdad

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The Persian Gulf and Erdogan’s Agenda

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Israel: The Latest Election Ends in Stalemate

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Washington's Dilemma in Afghanistan

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