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The Western fiasco in the Sahel

After the successive failures of the French regime in the Sahel region, it is now Washington’s turn to feel the true feelings of contemporary Africa. And this, both at the level of the new patriotic and pan-African governments and at the level of the popular masses. The time of illusions, when some might have thought that Washington’s policies could be different from those of European colonial metropolises, is now a thing of the past…

Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov

The Growing Weakness of Western Artillery Capabilities

After decades of waging war against impoverished nations with destitute armies, or no standing armies at all, the US has suddenly found itself in a rapidly changing world where peer and near-peer competitors are outpacing it in military capabilities. Many of these capabilities are showing up on the battlefield in places the US has until recently enjoyed relative military superiority. One area the US has found itself particularly weak in is artillery…

Brian Berletic

Turkey-Somalia military co-operation agreement: a historic breakthrough or a gradual continuation of rapprochement?

In recent months, the Horn of Africa has become one of the world’s most active sources of political news. No sooner have analysts discussed the reasons for the signing, possible ways of implementation and possible consequences of the Memorandum of Understanding between Ethiopia and Somaliland, than new stories have appeared on the agenda. In particular, we are talking about the agreement signed between Turkey and the Federal Government of Somalia on 22 February 2024. Formally, the Turkish side undertook only to provide…

Ivan Kopytsev

East/West divides and the birth of Multipolarism

Mohamed Lamine KABA

The factor of mountain peoples of the Caucasus in Turkey's anti-Russian games...

Alexandr Svaranc

The Third Summit for Democracy: Fostering Democracy or Geopolitical Maneuvering?

Taut Bataut

Hypocrisy, double standards and lies - business as usual for the Media in the West

Viktor Mikhin

Indian Foreign Minister Sahmanyam Jaishankar’s visit to South Korea and Japan

Vladimir Terehov

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