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The Threat of an Armed Conflict between Greece and Turkey is Growing

On September 5, Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias stated in letters to European diplomacy chief Josep Borrel and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, referring to "the recent series of inflammatory statements" by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, that a serious conflict with Turkey was looming. He relied...

Vladimir Odintsov

Japan in Africa

On August 27-28, a conference organized by Tokyo and conceived as a Japan-Africa summit was held in Tunis. The intention was big: to hold the eighth edition of the event called TICAD (held since 1993) in such a way as to declare Japan’s significant activism in dealing with the development problems of the African continent. And at first, expectations of the event were fulfilled. More than...

Oleg Pavlov

Will the Balkans become Part of the “Great Turan”?

The Balkan Peninsula and the South Caucasus are priority regions for Turkey, based on the neo-Ottomanism ideology. In the face of the failure of the policy and prestige of the United States and the European Union against the backdrop of the intensifying economic and energy crisis in the West, Erdoğan is in a hurry to create a broad...

Vladimir Odintsov

How the US is Breaking Up the EU

Valery Kulikov

A Decisive Moment for the Iranian Nuclear Deal

Viktor Mikhin

The Widening Gap between Rich and Poor is Hastening the Transition to a Multipolar World

Veniamin Popov

Joe Biden, the US Military-Industrial Complex, and Arms Supplies to Ukraine and Taiwan

Vladimir Platov

US and the Two-Front War with Russia and China

Valery Kulikov

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