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Will Algeria Increase Gas Supplies to Europe?

Algeria is estimated by the EU to be the fifth largest supplier of gas to the EU at around 45 bcm, representing 12% of EU countries’ natural gas needs, but this has fallen since 2016 (when it reached 55 bcm per year). Algeria’s share is far behind that of top-ranking Russia (135.75 bcm in 2020, according to Gazprom). In addition to LNG (there are a couple of hubs in the PDRA...

Vladimir Odintsov

A New Phase Against Western Colonialism in Africa?

The support by many African leaders and governments of Moscow’s actions in Ukraine, or at least reluctance to condemn the Russian military special operation, has frankly alarmed the current political elite in the West. Foreign Policy believes that much of this has allegedly to do with the African countries’ devotion to non-alignment, their desire to follow China’s line and reliance...

Vladimir Danilov

Egypt Decides to Save Itself from Hunger on its Own

Video reports on national TV channels and the Internet about half-empty supermarket shelves in the US and Western Europe are causing widespread nervousness about the world’s food security prospects. Despite warnings from Moscow, no one in Europe took into account that with the introduction of provocative Russophobic sanctions, designed to cripple the Russian...

Vladimir Odintsov

Can Tunisia Get Hit by a New “Arab Spring”?

Vladimir Danilov

Ethiopia: Will the “Humanitarian Truce” Help in Resolving the Situation in Tigray

Viktor Mikhin

Africa Supports Russia's Operation in Ukraine and Advocates a Revival of the Non-Aligned Movement

Vladimir Danilov

The G5 Sahel Group - Clearly Just an Illusion

Vladimir Danilov

Paris Admits it is Unable to Stand up to Militants in Mali as it Withdraws Troops

Vladimir Danilov

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