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Turkey & UAE Vie for Power in MENA

While the contemporary ‘Muslim world’ continues to be arbitrarily defined by the Saudi-Iran ideological and political rivalry, this is far from the only faultline that exists and shapes the ‘intra-Muslim world’ geo-politics. Multiple faultlines exist, ranging from purely ideological and political to ethnic, sectarian and those that certainly are just inter-state rivalries...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

UK’s Information Warfare in Syria

After their failed military interventions in Vietnam and a number of other countries, the United States and its main ally (as far as invasions and occupations are concerned, Great Britain, made serious changes to their approach by making information warfare one of their key tools or an alternative to military operations, during which propaganda became a crucial means...

Vladimir Odintsov

“Greater Israel” and North Africa

In his diaries, the father of modern political Zionism, Theodor Herzl, wrote that the area of the Jewish State stretched from the Brook of Egypt to the Euphrates. The “Greater Israel” (or the “Yinon” plan, first drafted more than a century ago, entails “weakening and eventually fracturing neighboring Arab states as part of a US-Israeli expansionist project, with the...

Valery Kulikov

Israel and US are Staging a War while EU Stands By

Valery Kulikov

Libya: Why a New Flashpoint between Russia and the West?

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Latest Acts of Piracy by US Against Iran

Viktor Mikhin

In Syria, Washington Moves to Vietnam-Style “Scorched Earth” Policy

Vladimir Platov

Saudi Arabia and its Uncertain Future

Viktor Mikhin

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