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Georgia’s Involvement in Foreign Wars and Conflicts Comes Home to Roost

Mass shootings are mostly a Western thing, and most commonly American, where with distressing frequency a new shooter brings about carnage and raises calls to ban assault weapons. But the same is now happening in places such as Georgia, which is paying the price for trying to improve its lot by being uncritical US ally...

Henry Kamens

NATO and Turkey: an expulsion or a warning?..

All international political alliances (particularly military-political ones) are formed on the basis of shared interests and threats to two or more international relations subjects. In other words, there is something that unites and something against which the alliance is formed. NATO’s formation in 1949, led by the United States, signaled the beginning of a new era in international...

Alexandr Svaranc

What If the Strategy Is to Leave Russia Holding a Gas Bag?

America is on the ropes. As a citizen of the United States, someone whose family helped shape a great nation, it is a tragedy beyond comprehension. But it is real, I assure you. For decades now, those who watched closely took in the incremental devolution of the republic. Then, with the resignation speech of President Eisenhower, the assassination...

Phil Butler

What is covered by the “pictures of the Russian train”?

Konstantin Asmolov

Will the NATOizaton of the Ukrainian Army Give the West a Victory?

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Iran-Lebanon: Have there been any changes to their Inter-State Relations?

Viktor Mikhin

China's New Foreign Minister Tours Africa

Vladimir Terehov

The Truth and Lies About Ukraine: Lessons for Africa

Pogos Anastasov

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