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Middle East: will Kurdistan follow suit after Palestine?

The deepening Middle Eastern crisis and new conflicts may lead to a transformation of the political map of the region. Will Palestine become a new state? And if so, what about Kurdistan?

Alexandr Svaranc

Jeffrey Sachs: US policy is tragic, destructive, unjust and contrary to international law

The White House is widely seen as being caught between a rock and a hard place, as it continues to attract harsh and widespread criticism internationally, from the domestic public, and from the powerful Israeli lobby in the US for its unjust unilateral indulgence of Israel in its bloodbath against the Palestinians of Gaza…

Viktor Mikhin

The first summit of the Alliance of Sahel States on July 6, 2024: regional and international geopolitical and geostrategic issues

For several years now, something more important has been happening on the political scene in the West African region. It is the breakdown of dehumanizing colonial agreements and the rise of disapproval of French imperialism in the region, at the forefront, the Alliance of Sahel States (AES). As an expert in the geopolitics of governance and regional integration, it is important for us to take a close look at the resolution of the most anticipated first-ever summit of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), held on July 6, 2024, in Niamey, Niger.

Mohamed Lamine KABA

Will the US-Japan military alliance make any difference?

Salman Rafi Sheikh

EU Corruption: If It Smells Like a Volga Fish

Phil Butler

The Failure of US Policy in Africa, as seen by Western Experts. Part Three: Washington in search of a way out of its impasse

Viktor Goncharov

Political context of the upcoming RIMPAC exercises

Vladimir Terehov

Luxembourg Goes To War

Christopher Black

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