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Are Egypt and Turkey on the Path to Reconciliation?
In recent years, relations between Egypt and Turkey have been complicated on several fronts. There has been no relationship between Cairo and Ankara since 2013 (i.e., when the Egyptian coup d’état took place. Much of the foreign policy conflict between the countries is due to the fact that Turkey is actively seeking to take control of the Arab world, in which Egypt sees...
Valery Kulikov
Lebanon in Distress is On the Verge of Collapse
The situation in Lebanon has deteriorated markedly in recent weeks, with mass protests over the deteriorating economic crisis and political collapse that have taken place in the country over the past three years. Protesters block roads and streets, set fire to tires and trash cans, protest insane price increases, another drop in the national currency against the US dollar...
Vladimir Platov
Global Shipping Crisis Far Worse Than Imagined
Over the past decades world ocean trade has expanded almost exponentially as major manufacturing outsourcing from USA and European corporations has blossomed under the advent of economic globalization. The result has been that Asia, most especially China, has become the essential manufacturing source for everything from iPhones...
F. William Engdahl
American Delusions and The Russia-China Friendship Treaty
Christopher Black
A Strategic Rapprochement between Beijing and Moscow Accelerates
Vladimir Odintsov
Kimsuky or New Adventures of “North Korean Hackers”
Konstantin Asmolov
The Baghdad Summit: A New Reality in the Middle East
Viktor Mikhin
If US Can't Have Myanmar, No One Will
Joseph Thomas
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