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The Necessity of Resolving the Libyan Issue

The unresolved Libyan crisis demands a solution not only because the country lost its unity following NATO’s unlawful intervention in 2011, which dismantled one of the foremost forces of Pan-Africanism at the time, but also due to its economic implications.

Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov

China-North Korea Relations: Is Beijing Truly Dissatisfied with Moscow-Pyongyang Rapprochement?

In our previous analysis, we examined the relationship between China and North Korea in a positive light. However, it is essential to address the widespread claims in the West that Beijing is highly displeased with the strengthening ties between Pyongyang and Moscow. Let us consider the arguments supporting this perspective and assess how the situation appears in reality.

Konstantin Asmolov

The century of transitions: the West faces the rise of emerging countries

As the United States and Europe are paralyzed by their divisions and inertia, emerging powers are preparing to take power and shape a new world, where the West is no longer the center of gravity. The end of Western hegemony is underway, and nothing will be able to stop it.

Mohamed Lamine KABA

Yemeni missiles strike Israel – again

Vanessa Sevidova

Denials of Washington’s Links to Murder of Russian General Igor Kirillov Highly-Suspect

Henry Kamens

On Some Developments in India-PRC Relations

Vladimir Terehov

A Trump-Putin Deal Over Ukraine Does Not Look Good for Europe

Ricardo Martins

Turkey’s Syrian Saga Threatens New Escalations in the Region

Alexandr Svaranc

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