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India And The Crimean Crisis – Old Friends Are Better Than New

The annexation of the Crimea to Russia on 18 March 2014 put India in the grip of a dilemma. On the one hand, the decision by New Delhi not to support the sanctions imposed on Russia by the USA and the European Union conforms to its policy of supporting only...

Alexander Rogozhin

Afghan Elections & the Myth of Progress

Elections held this week in Afghanistan, while highly publicized as a showpiece in NATO's lengthy intervention, will most likely not only achieve very little, but may be the first in a series of steps the nation undergoes as it slips back into regression and darkness...

Ulson Gunnar

Denial of Turkish Involvement in Sarin Gas Attack is a “Very Convenient” Admission

There is a simple rule of thumb when it comes to any government’s press service statements: Don’t believe anything until it has been officially denied. There is also a second rule of thumb: if the truth is then made obvious...

Seth Ferris

China and the multipolar world

Roman Pogorelov

Gunfight at sea between North and South Korea

Konstantin Asmolov

Scandal In Turkey - Who Is Behind the Erdogan Leaks?

Gwenyth Todd

Ukraine: “Sanctions” – Against Whom?

Henry Kamens

A Tale of Two Protests: Ukraine and Thailand - End Game

Tony Cartalucci

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