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Vladimir Odintsov

A political observer

Turkey-Libya gas deal exacerbates regional situation

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu, who was visiting Tripoli on October 3, signed with Najla Mangoush, Foreign Minister of the Government of National Unity (GoNU), memoranda on cooperation between the two countries in the oil and gas sector, including joint exploration. The deals were also signed by the North African country’s Minister of Economy and Trade...

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Why has Turkey refused to recognize Russia’s new borders?

As is already well known, referendums were held in the LPR and DPR as well as in Kherson and Zaporozhye regions from September 23 to 27 on the issue of giving up belonging to Ukraine and becoming part of the Russian Federation. They were monitored by a large number of foreign observers who confirmed the free will of the inhabitants of these regions and compliance...

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Where will Europe have to move its industrial production?

The vulnerability of the world, especially Europe, to importing fossil fuels from abroad was already shown by the oil crisis of the 1970s. Europe began to gradually cope with it only a decade later. In a way, the winning move at that time was to actively build nuclear power plants in order to produce high-tech energy themselves. Given the disastrous effects of the 1970s...

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West Steps Up Sanctions against Turkey

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Russia, Iran, and China are Forming a New Geopolitical Axis

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Washington Intensifies the Fight for Jordan

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Iran’s Membership in the SCO Only Strengthens It

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The Threat of an Armed Conflict between Greece and Turkey is Growing

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