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Iran is developing an active foreign policy

In their assessments of Iran’s foreign policy after the 1979 February Revolution, experts often tend to have a one-sided and biased perception of Tehran’s diplomacy. In particular, a certain stereotype has emerged, according to which Iran, as the main Shiite Islamic state by religion, is the flagship of world Shiism, strives for absolute hegemony in the Islamic...

Alexandr Svaranc

Turkey: a difficult test for Erdoğan

A series of large earthquakes that devastated a vast area in southeastern Turkey and part of Syria have so far claimed the lives of about 30,000 people in Turkey and 5,000 in Syria, and injured dozens of thousands of victims. All these events, which at first glance do not concern politics, completely overturned the election plans of Turkey’s President...

Viktor Mikhin

Iraq: Dismal results of the first 100 days of the new government

In its first 100 days in power, the government of Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed al-Sudani has already left the first, and not very positive, signs of what may await the country in the near future. To say the least, the government’s heavy-handed actions have largely deviated from the promises al-Sudani made before taking office, resulting in unwanted disruptions...

Viktor Mikhin

As a result of the selfish policies of the West, the Arab world is growing increasingly poorer

Viktor Mikhin

What accounts for the sudden surge in Western interest in Libya?

Vladimir Platov

Could the earthquake’s aftermath have an impact on Turkey’s presidential election?

Valery Kulikov

Egypt: In Search of a New Multipolar World

Viktor Mikhin

Northern Iraq and Syria have turned into a trap for the United States and Turkey

Vladimir Platov

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