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The Problem of Refugees will Not Solve Itself on Its Own!

Even though the number of migrants observed globally has been steadily increasing over the last couple decades, a report released by the United Nations in the middle of the last year showed that COVID-19 reduced their total number by two million. Generally, this phenomenon can be attributed to border closures and travel restrictions. As a result, experts reported a 27% drop from...

Valery Kulikov

Plans for Middle East and Joe Biden’s Actions

US President Joe Biden has finally spoken to employees of the Department of State about his foreign policy plans emphasizing the need for a more diplomatic approach and friendlier ties with the rest of the world. He appealed to their emotions by declaring that his administration would try to return the US to a "position of trusted leadership" and urged his audience to reflect...

Viktor Mikhin

The Syrian Conflict is Already a Decade Old

March 15 marks the 10th anniversary of the war in Syria, where the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC estimates that of the country’s 18 million inhabitants, 36 percent have lost their homes, 6.6 million have become internal refugees, and 13.4 million are in need of humanitarian assistance. Over 5.6 million people have fled the Syrian Arab Republic...

Vladimir Danilov

Lebanon on the Brink of Violent Civil-Military Conflict

Vladimir Platov

Egypt-Sudan: Strategic Cooperation

Viktor Mikhin

The Struggle for Influence in the Eastern Mediterranean Intensifies

Vladimir Platov

Erdogan is Developing the Defense Industry and Foreign Military Ties

Vladimir Odintsov

LADA Cars in the Middle East

Dmitry Bokarev

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