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Biden may take Afghanistan War Back to the Square One

While the US president, fulfilling yet another of his promises, has announced to reduce troops in Afghanistan, bringing the total number to 2500 only, it doesn’t mean that the war in Afghanistan is going to end before he leaves the White House. What we see, however, is only a temporary drawdown by an out-going president, eager to reinforce his image...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Military’s Agony at the End of the Trump Era

During his presidency, the current boss of the White House has repeatedly, actively tried to play the “war card” to gain support for his policies - and not only from the American military, but also from the nation’s general public subjected to stepped up propaganda from the government and Hollywood about the alleged existence of “super fighters” and “super weapons...

Vladimir Danilov

The Libyan Political Dialogue Forum Disappointed those who Participated

The Libyan Political Dialogue Forum, which was held in Tunis from November 9-15 under the auspices of the UN, and on which people had pinned particular hope for reaching a political compromise, and resolving the conflict in Libya, disappointed its participants and the countries in the region, leaving more questions than answers. Many observers noted...

Valery Kulikov

Middle East is on the Scales of US Politics

Viktor Mikhin

On “China’s Interference in Korean Affairs”

Konstantin Asmolov

Taiwan Remains on the Region’s Policy Agenda

Vladimir Terehov

Why Russians Just Can't Figure Things Out

Phil Butler

Israel is in a Political Crisis Amplified by Trump’s Defeat

Valery Kulikov

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