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Vladimir Odintsov

A political observer

Who is to Blame for Afghanistan’s Opium Frenzy?

Over the last forty years of Afghanistan’s tragic military history (the war in the 1980s, the civil war in the 1990s and the US occupation since 2001, opium has always played a role in the fate of the country. The sad irony is that Afghanistan’s unique ecology coupled with US military policy in the region has turned the landlocked country into the world’s first...

Vladimir Odintsov

US is Concerned about the Steps China is about to Take in Central Asia

Recently, a new stage in the confrontation between China and the United States has unfolded in the vast expanses across Central Asia (CA, Afghanistan, India, and Pakistan. As Washington and Delhi draw closer to each other, Beijing is developing closer ties with the countries in Central Asia, Iran, and Pakistan. Afghanistan...

Vladimir Odintsov

The US and its “Humanitarian” War for Central Asia

Despite the failure of the color revolution campaign organized by Washington, the United States and its allies show no signs of moving their attention away from Central Asia. The countries in the region continue to receive so-called “assistance” that permeates all spheres of life of the republics, implanting foreign values, undermining the...

Vladimir Odintsov

Crisis in Eastern Mediterranean Deepens

Vladimir Odintsov

A Pakistani Olive Branch Extended In Efforts to End the Afghani Conflict

Vladimir Odintsov

Eastern Mediterranean – the “Black Hole” of Region’s Political Landscape

Vladimir Odintsov

Why are US Troops Leaving Africa?

Vladimir Odintsov

The UAE Takes over the Middle East Peace Process

Vladimir Odintsov

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