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On the Middle East’s New “Strategic Axis”

The ‘Cyprus meeting’ of officials from Israeli, the UAE, Greece and Cyprus highlights the ‘changing’ Middle East. While the US has, ever since Trump’s defeat and Joe Biden’s arrival into the White House, seemingly taken a step back from pushing the Gulf and Arab states for signing The Abraham Accords, the pact still continue to shape the Middle Eastern geo-political...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Red Lines in US-Turkey Relations

Recently, the relationship between two NATO allies, Washington and Ankara, has started deteriorating noticeably despite the fact that after the 2nd World War, Turkey was viewed as USA’s “right-hand man” in the region for many years. During the previous century, the United States grew accustomed to treating Turks as junior partners who were expected to follow the US lead...

Vladimir Odintsov

American Occupation Forces are Now Facing Partisan Warfare in the Middle East

The United States is known for demonstrating complete disregard to the interests of the population of those countries that it has plunged into chaos by its destructive actions in recent decades. Among such countries one can name Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria, but the problem is not that Washington is just facing a steady increase…

Vladimir Danilov

Who is Responsible for the Rise of Terrorists in Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria?

Valery Kulikov

What Will Biden’s Attempts to Tame Riyadh Lead to?

Vladimir Platov

The Iranian Nuclear Program and the Current International Agenda

Viktor Mikhin

Everyone is Trying to Help Lebanon Out of the Political Crisis

Vladimir Platov

How China Aims to Navigate the Complex Middle East

Salman Rafi Sheikh

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