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Iran’s Middle Eastern Strategy

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken was quite right when he said that the talks with Iran on its nuclear program are at “a decisive moment.” At it looked for a time as if Washington was ready to accept full responsibility for the deteriorating situation both in the Islamic Republic and in the Middle East as a whole. But instead, Mr. Blinken stuck to the aggressive policy line adopted by the current US administration...

Viktor Mikhin

Is Erdogan Trying to Revise his Foreign Policy?

Turkey has lately shown signs of a clearly growing socio-political crisis in the country. Its economy is going through a difficult, if not disastrous, phase: the lira is plummeting, foreign exchange reserves are shrinking, external debt and unemployment are skyrocketing. Against this background, the approval rate for Recep Tayyip Erdogan as head of state has fallen below...

Valery Kulikov

France has Become a “Destabilizing Force” in Africa

In a January briefing with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, French President Emmanuel Macron, on the eve of his talks with Russian head of state Vladimir Putin, said Russia was allegedly becoming a “destabilizing force”. In making this assessment of Russia’s policies, Macron was certainly following instructions from Washington to actively deploy anti-Russian rhetoric...

Vladimir Danilov

How the West Turned Alt-info TV into the Georgian Conservative Movement

Henry Kamens

Is the End of DPRK Moratorium at Hand?

Konstantin Asmolov

In Spite of the US Attempting to Discredit the Beijing Olympics, It Will Succeed

Vladimir Platov

Why the Houthis are Taking the Fight to the UAE - Yemen’s War Just got More Complicated

Catherine Shakdam

Relations between Palestine and Israel - Is There Light at the End of the Tunnel?

Viktor Mikhin

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