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Egypt and Turkey Aim at Balancing Things Out in the Mediterranean

The change of the ruling elite in the White House has prompted many countries in the East, including Egypt and Turkey, to revise their foreign policies to better adapt to this new reality. After seven years of tensions, Ankara and Egypt are now sending signals that they are prepared to seek rapprochement. This is largely the result of a growing...

Valery Kulikov

Is the White House Regrouping its “Strike Force”?

The Wall Street Journal reported on April 1 that President Joe Biden has instructed the Pentagon to begin withdrawing some US military assets from the Persian Gulf region as part of an effort by the White House to “reorient the US global military presence away from the Middle East.” The author expresses hope that this information, published on the “fool’s day” of April...

Vladimir Platov

The Persian Gulf and Erdogan’s Agenda

Judging by the reaction of the Arab media, the fuss about restoring cordial relations between Turkey and the Persian Gulf countries is gradually subsiding. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed “regret” that Saudi transport planes and six F-15 fighter jets were sent to Crete to participate in a joint exercise with the Greek Air Force. This comes days...

Viktor Mikhin

Who was Behind the Attempted Coup D'etat in Jordan?

Vladimir Danilov

Israel: The Latest Election Ends in Stalemate

Viktor Mikhin

What are the Consequences of the Suez Crisis?

Valery Kulikov

When Will the US and its NATO Allies Answer for the Looting of Libya?

Vladimir Odintsov

Russia's Role in Preventing the Genocide of the Syrian Christians

Vladimir Platov

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