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Today’s world is developing à la Primakov

In December, 1998, during an official visit to New Delhi, then-Prime Minister of Russia E. M. Primakov proposed the creation of a strategic triangle between Russia, India and China, which would be a counterweight to the hegemonic policies of the US and the West, that force their position unto other states. Primakov’s proposal was the first signal vis-à-vis the transformation of the unipolar world that had formed following the fall of the Soviet Union…

Veniamin Popov

Explaining Macron’s relentlessness against Russia through Françafrique’s unravelling

In the study of international relations, the annals of the history of Franco-African relations are fraught with dark memories that define the future of Franco-African cooperation. After the abolition and dismantling of colonialism, the colonial empires of England and France each maliciously designed a system for perpetuating colonial domination in Africa: Françafrique and the Commonwealth of Nations.

Mohamed Lamine KABA

What Afghanistan was three years ago and what it is today

Despite the fact that Afghanistan has been left to its own devices since the withdrawal of American troops, local authorities have managed to keep the situation in the country under control. Having overcome a number of financial, organisational and humanitarian challenges, the Taliban movement is taking small steps towards creating a unique state model based on moderate Islam and Sharia law…

Бахтиар Урусов

“Getting Shanghaied” into the Ukrainian Army: Making the Best of a Bad Situation!

Seth Ferris

Sudan in the clutches of US "peacekeepers"

Viktor Mikhin

The Philippines: Why it is Choosing US Destruction Over Chinese Construction

Brian Berletic

The China-Japan-ROK trilateral summit on May 26-27 in Seoul. Part two: the bilateral meetings

Konstantin Asmolov

The Russia-China Nuclear Deal

Simon Westwood

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