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Crisis in NATO & Turkey’s Mediterranean Adventures

While Turkey’s military adventures have roots in the ‘Neo-Ottoman’ project that Erdogan is relentlessly pursing and accordingly changing the country’s both internal and external orientation, a lot of what Turkey is doing on the external front---Syria, Libya and the Mediterranean---has to do with the progressively degenerating NATO and its decreasing...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Washington to Blame for Building Tensions in Syria

Since 2011, when the conflict in Syria kicked off, it has virtually been a game of King of the Hill, involving several power shifts. In part, this is due to the intervention of outside players who helped various sides establish control over Syrian territory. As a result, Syria has become a sort of playground for international forces to strut around, wrestling for the upper hand...

Vladimir Platov

The UAE Takes over the Middle East Peace Process

The United Arab Emirates is a unique country. Within just a few decades, it has turned from a poor region living off meager commercial pearling to becoming one of the leaders of the international negotiation process — a financially independent, stable, and authoritative state. Today, the UAE is a major producer of hydrocarbons, holding one of the leading...

Vladimir Odintsov

Japan is Guarding its Borders

Valery Kulikov

Turkey’s Growing Influence in Africa

Vladimir Danilov

Beirut – Accident or “New” Bomb Blast?

Peter Koenig

Space Exploration and Climate Change

Deena Stryker

Bahrain: the Tough Struggle Continues for Human Rights Activists

Viktor Mikhin

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