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Tehran - Riyadh: the Ice Seems to Break

Representatives of Saudi Arabia and Iran held a new round of talks in Baghdad. Iraq is now acting as a mediator to help the two countries ease tensions. The meeting reportedly discussed “unresolved issues between the two countries in accordance with the previously agreed roadmap, including diplomatic representation between the two countries...

Viktor Mikhin

Iraq: What Will the Elections Show

The upcoming October 10 parliamentary elections in Iraq can lead to real changes in the country only if there is a high voter turnout, especially among young people. This opinion is expressed by many international analysts and political scientists. If the apathy observed in society and calls for a boycott of the electoral process persist, the chances of reform remain slim...

Viktor Mikhin

UAE is Gradually becoming a Geopolitical Player in its Own Right

As the ‘unifying and governing’ role of the US in the Middle East diminishes, the leading countries of the region are beginning to adjust their relations with each other, becoming more involved in the struggle for influence and resources, among other things. Until recently, the United Arab Emirates (UAE was part of one Sunni camp...

Vladimir Odintsov

Saudi Arabia Taking Small Steps to Improve its Relations With Its Neighbours

James ONeill

Egypt’s Growing International Renown is Undeniable

Valery Kulikov

Syria: Are There Ways to Resolve the Conflict?

Viktor Mikhin

What Does the Future Hold for the Russian Language in Syria?

Petr Konovalov

Lebanon’s Problems Are Only Getting Worse

Viktor Mikhin

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