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The French Retaliate against the US in the Middle East

Even though the recent meeting between the US and French presidents on the side-lines of G-20 meeting was said to have ‘restored’ the French-US ties after the AUKUS shock, some recent developments have clearly established that the cleavages caused by the AUKUS are too deep for a single meeting to bridge. In fact, the outcome of that meeting, which has begun...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Reshaping of the Middle East is Underway, but It's Not in Favor of the United States

Hardly anyone would argue that the United States has been the main perpetrator and instigator of armed conflicts in some Middle Eastern states (Iraq, Syria, Libya, Iran, Yemen) for a long time. Undercover of Washington’s unshakable support for traditional allies, many of them began to go beyond the framework of international law...

Valery Kulikov

Does the Deepening Crisis in Turkey Manifest an End to the Erdogan Era?

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is experiencing his worst moments as head of state today. Social and political tensions in the country are becoming increasingly evident. The economy is collapsing, the value of the national currency is relentlessly falling, and the number of poor people is skyrocketing. According to recently published...

Vladimir Odintsov

Yemen: No Winners But Who Actually Loses?

Seth Ferris

Iran Nuclear Deal - Dangerous Deadlock Could Spell War

Catherine Shakdam

Yemen: Is There a Silver Lining to This Country’s Bleak Future?

Viktor Mikhin

Central Asian and Middle Eastern Countries Step Up Cooperation

Vladimir Platov

Israel’s Illegal Occupation of the Golan Heights Remains an Obstacle to Peace

James ONeill

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