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Fall worries of the Egyptians

I, once again, found myself in Cairo during the second half of September. The trip was not long and I would never commit it to writing if it wasn’t for one particular circumstance. The fact is, Egypt is like a second home to me. At the end of the last century, I spent a long 15 years living...

Vladimir Belyakov

China and Russia’s Eurasian Plans. Part 1

The Bishkek SCO (The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit has fully confirmed the viability of unions which tend to strengthen regionalism in the world today. This strengthening is particularly linked with the fact that, in this new century, the centre-periphery...

Alexander Salitsky

The gas resources of Iraq

Long before the US intervention in Iraq it was clear that the major point of American interest towards this country were its natural resources since Washington has always been striving to gain control over the better part of oil and gas rich countries in the region. According to OPEC the...

Eldar Kasayev

https://www2.macleans.ca/2011/03/14/the-japanese-economy-what-now/

Troublesome state of Shinzo Abe

Konstantin Penzev

China’s Geo-Political Penetration in Africa

Salman Rafi Sheikh

https://capital.gr.msn.com/Article.aspx?id=1777464

The oil exports of Iraq

Eldar Kasayev

Libyan oil and its future. Part 2

Eldar Kasayev

Inter-Arabic integration: a desert ephemera or a vague illusion?

Alexander Filonik

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