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Libya today: a configuration of political institutions

Since 2011 Libya has somewhat been a ‘terra incognita’ on the political map of the world. The processes happening within the country, as well as the sporadic conflicts, are a product of too many factors to be fathomable for most people. Furthermore, an assessment of the current situation, including considering the plurality of political institutions and the prospects for ending the year-long crisis of Libyan statehood, is very intriguing from the point of view of the regional security architecture and interstate cooperation…

Ivan Kopytsev

Events on the Sidelines of the Annual Shangri-La Dialogue

At the end of May and beginning of June this year, another annual forum on the generalized theme of ensuring regional security was held in the luxurious Shangri-La Hotel in Singapore. A number of notable events took place, both in the plenary sessions and “on the sidelines”.

Vladimir Terehov

The aid from the USSR and the Russian Federation offered to Africa is immense and benevolent

The Soviet Union (USSR) and the Russian Federation have provided significant aid to various African countries throughout history. This aid took many forms, including economic, military, cultural, scientific, technical and technological support…

Mohamed Lamine KABA

G7: High on rhetoric, low on delivery

Salman Rafi Sheikh

A chronicle of inter-Korean tensions in spring 2024. Part Two: Actions of the DPRK

Konstantin Asmolov

Vietnam: an economic tiger with a human face

Ksenia Muratshina

Why the de-Nazification of Ukraine is necessary?

Simon Westwood

Netanyahu is at the end of his political career

Viktor Mikhin

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