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Barack Obama's Visit to Saudi Arabia: Ripples on the Water

The United States President's first visit in five years to Saudi Arabia on March 28 evoked only one feeling in the international community: perplexity. In the week following his one-day visit to the land of dates and petroleum, no one in Riyadh or Washington was...

Pogos Anastasov

Eco-Conflicts and ‘Green Spies’

Ecological dilemmas are moving beyond the realm of local environmental, health and human population studies to a more dangerous transnational aspect of globalization – intelligence operations. It is in opening up an interaction between environmental studies’ liberal domain and intelligence studies’ realist domain, projecting on geopolitics, that ‘green security’ morphs into ‘ECOINT.’ While issues of water...

Matthew Crosston

Crisis in Ukraine – Why Turkey is in no hurry to impose anti-Russian Sanctions

Turkey, being a Black Sea state and a member of NATO, is closely monitoring the developing crisis in Ukraine, because its results will have significant geopolitical consequences for the country. The economic and diplomatic relations...

Alexander Rogozhin

China and contradictions on the Korean Peninsula

Konstantin Asmolov

The Battle for Iraq and the Myth of Sectarian Divide

Ulson Gunnar

Iraq’s future in question once again

Vladimir Simonov

Obama, the Saudis, and Bottomless Hypocrisy

Tony Cartalucci

“Without Foundation,” How America Became a Terrorist State

Gordon Duff

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