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Washington Throws Kiev under the Turkish Bus

Although Turkey continues to be economically, politically and militarily dependent on the US and NATO, it is also moving further and further away from being an unquestioning supporter of Washington. And there are many reasons for this, which showed Erdoğan the collapse of the once monolithic “Pax Americana” system. Wherever Turkey sees a prospect for...

Vladimir Platov

Libya and the Way Out of a Severe Crisis

Violence has returned to the streets of the Libyan capital Tripoli for the third time this year, as prevailing tensions between the North African country’s two parallel governments have again escalated sharply. With 32 people killed and 160 injured, mostly civilians, the warring militias have not even spared hospitals in their attempts to control more territory in the hope...

Viktor Mikhin

Russia, Azerbaijan and Iran Accelerate Work on an Alternative to the Suez Canal

In order to accelerate the development of the International North-South Transport Corridor (ITC), in particular its railway segment through the Western Chord, a Declaration was signed in Baku by Russia, Azerbaijan and Iran confirming the readiness of these countries to intensify cooperation in the assessment...

Vladimir Platov

The Threat of an Armed Conflict between Greece and Turkey is Growing

Vladimir Odintsov

“Russian Oil Price Cap”: the Middle East’s Perspective

Yuriy Zinin

Will the Balkans become Part of the “Great Turan”?

Vladimir Odintsov

A Decisive Moment for the Iranian Nuclear Deal

Viktor Mikhin

Joe Biden’s Middle Eastern Mirages and Dreams

Viktor Mikhin

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