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COP26: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back

Despite the significance attached to the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) recently held in Glasgow – in particular, how it represents a major step forward from the Paris Agreement – the COP26 has not been able to produce a major, meaningfully actionable inter-state, multilateral consensus of global scale. Notwithstanding the critical nature of the issues...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Ethiopia at a Crossroads: Civil War or Peaceful Settlement?

The government of Ethiopia has declared a state of emergency in the country, as the rebel forces of Tigray threaten to attack the capital, and the war that has been going on for a year is rapidly escalating and brings more and more troubles and misfortunes to Ethiopians. The United States has stated that the danger has “significantly worsened” and has recalled all of its...

Viktor Mikhin

Why is the US Hyping Up the Threat of ISIS in Afghanistan?

To justify its interventionist actions in the Middle East, the United States, following the now cliched example, actively uses its alleged commitment to fighting against terrorism, focusing on countering such well-known terrorist formations as Al Qaeda and ISIS (both are banned in Russia). The same goes for the actions of the USA in Afghanistan. However, Washington didn’t take...

Valery Kulikov

Chronicles of the Taiwan Issue

Vladimir Terehov

UAE Becomes an Important Independent Player in the Middle East

Vladimir Odintsov

US is Trying to Intensify Competition for the Arctic

Valery Kulikov

Political Dimensions of Bilateral Ties between the PRC and the DPRK during Spring-fall of 2021

Konstantin Asmolov

America Wants Neither Biden nor Trump

Vladimir Odintsov

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