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Interference in domestic affairs remains the number one method of USA’s regional diplomacy

The internal political crisis in Iraq is the result of its occupation in 2003 by the United States and Great Britain. Washington is first reducing and then increasing (and vice versa) its military presence in Iraq, which is divided into three contradicting parts: Sunnis, Shi’as and Kurds. Heads of diplomatic missions are changing in Baghdad, but the essence of US diplomacy is not changing.

Alexandr Svaranc

BRICS Games: the resurrection of the spirit of international sports

The fifth BRICS Games were held in Kazan from June 12 to 23, 2024. They have become a large-scale and significant event not only in the structural development of cooperation within the framework of the multilateral grouping, but also in the sports life of member countries’ societies.

Ksenia Muratshina

The Trump Factor and NATO’s Expansion into Asia

European leaders dead worried about the return of Donald Trump to the White House later this year and the possibility of him moving the US away from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) to accomplish his “Make American Great Again” goals, the former is taking steps to expand NATO to Asia to keep it relevant. Donald Trump has vowed more than once to counter China. He has also expressed optimism to use diplomacy to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Combined with his disdain for NATO, the resolution of the Russia-Ukraine conflict could erode NATO’s credibility and legitimacy.

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Growing polarisation in the US bodes ill

Vladimir Mashin

PTI and Pakistan's Political Landscape: From Protests to Bans

Abbas Hashemite

Difficult paths to solving the Palestinian issue

Viktor Mikhin

Will Marine Le Pen, and other French Political Parties be Drinking Vichy Water to Celebrate their Election Upsets?

Seth Ferris

Disguised Colonial Narrative in 2024 NATO Summit

Simon Chege Ndiritu

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