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A Peace Treaty in Sudan at Last!

On August 30, after 9 months of negotiations and with South Sudan playing an important role as a mediator, the Sudanese government has finally negotiated a peace treaty with the main militant group, the Sudan Revolutionary Front (SRF from the Darfur, South Kordofan and Blue Nile districts. Ten groups put their initials to the document, and are ready to sign the final treaty. Two groups did not take part...

Valery Kulikov

Growing Discontent with GNA’s Policies in Libya Reaches Critical Levels

In recent days, a protest movement in Libya has been growing, and with each passing day, it has been spreading to an ever increasing number of towns and cities in this country, devastated by the ongoing civil war. Nine years since the overthrow of former Libyan leader Muammar al-Gaddafi, which Western powers, including...

Vladimir Platov

Tensions around Taiwan are Intensifying

In yet another report about the Taiwan issue, the author, unfortunately, has nothing positive to say once again. Taiwan continues to dutifully contribute its share to one of the most painful problems plaguing the relationship between the two world powers. In August of this year, the negativity stemming from this issue and impacting the relations between Beijing and Washington...

Vladimir Terehov

Is Kim Jong-un a Killer of Small Dogs or a Victim of Yet Another Smear Campaign?

Konstantin Asmolov

A Pakistani Olive Branch Extended In Efforts to End the Afghani Conflict

Vladimir Odintsov

Yet Another Flare-Up in Tensions over Kashmir

Vladimir Terehov

The Emergence of the Technetronic Society of Humankind

Phil Butler

US Forced to Flee Afghanistan, Iraq and Now Syria

Valery Kulikov

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