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Libyan knot: no solution yet

In early October, Turkey and the outgoing government in Tripoli, led by Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, signed an agreement allowing Ankara to explore energy resources in the Mediterranean. According to general opinion in the Arab press and among political scientists, this is not only a blatant violation of international maritime law. It is also confirmation that neither side has any intention or desire to support...

Viktor Mikhin

The crisis in the West will steadily deepen

Western civilization is facing more and more problems. Over the past few decades, there have been many symptoms of a de facto decline of Western powers. Perhaps most clearly, these crises were reflected in the latest report of the so-called Club of Rome. Its authors believe that today’s “crisis is not cyclical, but intensifying. It is not limited to the nature around us...

Veniamin Popov

Germany has strengthened Turkey’s ties with Russia

The blatantly incorrect actions of the current German government towards Russia, in particular its active support for the fascist regime in Kiev and its passivity in the events surrounding Nord Stream, have forced Moscow to look for more reliable partners, including outside the EU. This was especially true of Russian cooperation in the gas sector, where...

Vladimir Odintsov

Kathmandu: Between Beijing and New Delhi

Petr Konovalov

African gas instead of Russian: Dreams and Reality

Oleg Pavlov

Will the US and Germany answer for the energy crisis they caused?

Valery Kulikov

Iran is joining Russian gas supplies through substitution schemes

Vladimir Odintsov

India exhibits its state-of-the-art weapons

Vladimir Platov

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