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Africa

One day the West will have to believe in the military successes of African countries

The trend of a number of Western so-called experts is unchanged. And it is based on the fact that without the participation of Western forces, non-Western states, in particular African states, will not be able to cope with security problems. At the same time, as it often happens, they forget to remind about the true causes of those very security problems. And also, at the very least, downplaying or denying the successes shown by the armed forces of a number of African countries in co-operation with non-Western allies. The position of Mali is very interesting…
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov

Ethiopia and Eritrea: is a new confederation in Africa possible?

Is a new African confederation possible between Ethiopia and Eritrea? This list does not exclude the international arena; hence, on the political map, one can observe at least a few “pairs” of states whose historically conditioned confrontation is taken for granted and continues to be a source of sporadic escalation or ongoing conflicts for many years. North and South Korea, Azerbaijan and Armenia, Turkey and Greece, Iran and Israel, India and Pakistan, China and Taiwan, and, until recently, Ethiopia and Eritrea are a few examples of these unforgiving opponents. After centuries of tense relations…
Ivan Kopytsev

The dishonesty and hypocrisy of the West are costing it dear in the eyes of the international community

The world has changed radically. The multipolar world order is now a reality, and it is here to stay. And while the Collective West continues to reject this reality, most of the world’s population have long since drawn their conclusions, irrevocably and definitively. In fact, a great deal has changed in the last few years, not so much in that those who were still unaware of the true face of the Western regimes have been disillusioned, but in that the fear that these regimes once have aroused has disappeared. As has their long-held sense of total impunity…
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov

The Red Sea, a new front in Ethiopia’s foreign policy?

Ivan Kopytsev

EU Parliament resolution on the Egyptian elections

Viktor Mikhin

South Africa - a world of beauty and wonder

Yuliya Novitskaya
Salva Kiir Mayardit est arrivé à Moscou

What do we know about South Sudan after Salva Kiir’s visit to Moscow?

Ivan Kopytsev

BRICS Games as an additional alternative to Western hegemony in sports

Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov
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