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Libyan knot: no solution yet

In early October, Turkey and the outgoing government in Tripoli, led by Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, signed an agreement allowing Ankara to explore energy resources in the Mediterranean. According to general opinion in the Arab press and among political scientists, this is not only a blatant violation of international maritime law. It is also confirmation that neither side has any intention or desire to support...

Viktor Mikhin

Iraq: A glimmer of light at the end of the political tunnel

Iraq has taken the first steps toward forming a new government, but whether it can achieve lasting peace in the country remains questionable. Mohammed Shia' Sabbar Al-Sudani, a former minister who has unexpectedly emerged as the new leader of the Shiites, is poised to take power as prime minister after forming a new coalition government with Kurdish and Sunni...

Viktor Mikhin

Arab League Summit – hopes and aspirations

The next summit of the League of Arab States (LAS), whose participation has been confirmed by the heads of state of numerous Arab countries, will be held in Algiers in early November. On the agenda, of course, are primarily issues related to the reconciliation of a number of Arab countries and their consolidation in the face of various external threats...

Viktor Mikhin

Iran is joining Russian gas supplies through substitution schemes

Vladimir Odintsov

To what limit could US-Saudi relations deteriorate?

Valery Kulikov

Will an agreement be reached on the demarcation of the border between Lebanon and Israel?

Vladimir Odintsov

Turkey-Libya gas deal exacerbates regional situation

Vladimir Odintsov

Debt agony throws the US against the Arab world

Valery Kulikov

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