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Turkey and Israel: Enemies or Allies?

After Israel was created in 1948, Turkey became its most important partner in the Middle East. Ankara recognized the Jewish state as far back as 1949, establishing official diplomatic relations with it, which clearly illustrated the direction of Turkey’s foreign policy. The first two Israeli prime ministers, David Ben-Gurion and...

Vladimir Odintsov

Russia and Africa: First Steps Towards the Initial Phase of Cooperation

The Russia-Africa Summit and Economic Forum, held in Sochi (in the Russian Federation from 23 to 24 October 2019, became an important milestone on the path of the development of the Russia-Africa relationship. All the leaders of African nations (that are recognized...

Dmitry Bokarev

Armenians and Armenian Genocide Useful Tools for US-Turkish Policy

The latest Armenian related news, in the US Senate, follows on from the House Resolution from the end of October. Such genocide recognition is a testament to the tenacity of the Armenian-American advocacy community, within the context of broader US-Turkish relations. The motivations behind the vote are open...

Henry Kamens

Japan is Becoming More Active in Greater Middle East

Vladimir Terehov

Impeachment, “Engineered Chaos” and the New World Order

Gordon Duff

US Intensifies Struggle Over Central Asia

Vladimir Platov

Trump Turns on Russia and Syria in “Caesar Act” Ploy

Gordon Duff

The Day America Turned Bone Mean

Phil Butler

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