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Iran is entering a difficult presidential election

As the deadline for registering candidates for the upcoming presidential elections approaches, there is a noticeable surge in political activity in Iran. Numerous candidates from different walks of life are rushing to submit their applications, preparing for what the Iranian media thinks will be a ‘transformative election’…

Viktor Mikhin

Turkey welcomes, but does not yet itself join…

The Arab-Israeli conflict will end someday, but the crisis itself will not be resolved unless Palestinian statehood is recognised. Turkey welcomes the beginning of the process of recognising the independence of Palestine, but has itself not yet joined in those efforts. Why?

Alexandr Svaranc

The migration crisis in the EU area and the dissonance of state policies

At the heart of debates and state policies for decades of global governance, the migration issue tends to become more and more an instrument of proxy war, in the same way as the proliferation of Western weapons in the theater of war in Ukraine since February 24, 2022…

Mohamed Lamine KABA

Will Lee Jae-myung serve jail time under the new parliament?

Konstantin Asmolov

Russia’s Increasing Influence in Africa

Abbas Hashemite

Amendment on legalisation: formalisation of the status quo and a signal to the ’unreconciled’? On political news from Ethiopia

Ivan Kopytsev

Thermal power in Mongolia - a past that has found demand in the present

Bair Danzanov

Death of Wolfowitz Doctrine and its Global War on Development. Part two

Simon Chege Ndiritu

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