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U.S. Role in Global Drug Trafficking Part 1

In 1890, Alfred Marshall formulated the law of supply and demand – the consumer has the money and he wants to buy something, the producer has the goods and he wants to sell them. Price of the product is formed depending on the ratio of supply and demand. Any narcotics trafficker knows this law...

Konstantin Penzev

The BRICS: An Emerging Challenge for the West?

The BRICS are said to have emerged as a major challenge to the so called global hegemony of the US and its satellites. It is a politico-economic union of five countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa striving to come up with some sort of a formula which could help them co-ordinate their...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Iran – IAEA negotiations

In Geneva, the E3+3 international mediators failed to secure a final agreement with Iran on its nuclear programme. The West still does not believe that the Iranian peaceful atom is peaceful indeed and looks forward to arguments in this regard from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA, whose leader, Yukiya Amano, visited.

Nikolai Bobkin

Kim Jong-un’s New Course

Konstantin Asmolov

On the drug situation in Afghanistan

Vladimir Simonov

The Syrian economy is steadily headed for ruin

Alexander Filonik

Shinzo Abe focuses on Shale Gas

Konstantin Penzev

Famine in North Korea: Causes and Myths. Part 2

Konstantin Asmolov

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