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Who Is the “Color Revolution” in Iraq Directed Against?

Since October of last year there have been ongoing mass demonstrations in Iraq, which have not yet subsided. As a result of clashes with law enforcement agencies, at least 600 protesters have died and over 16,000 have sustained injuries. Iraq’s President Barham Salih cited these statistics during his speech at the recently finished World Economic Forum...

Vladimir Platov

The Nasty Secret Behind Aramco, ISIS and Trump in Syria

The Saudi Arabian oil company, Aramco, is now hiring oil workers throughout Deir Ezzor Province inside Syria as part of a joint effort, nominally with an unknown American entity and with full partnership with both ISIS and the United States Army. Thousands of unemployed Syrian engineers and oil workers are being asked...

Gordon Duff

United States and Iran, So What’s Next?

A fairly dangerous situation involving Iran has seemingly remained unchanged for some time now. Each side is waiting for its adversary to make the next move, but no one is taking any decisive actions as yet. They are, at present, equalizing their positions and evaluating pluses and minuses. In the meantime, more and more questions are arising among members...

Viktor Mikhin

What Does the US Hope to Achieve in Iraq Through Maintaining its Illegal Presence?

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Is Iraq between the Hammer and the Anvil?

Yuriy Zinin

Why Erdogan Needs the 'Crazy' Istanbul Canal Initiative?

Valery Kulikov

Sultanate of Oman and its Future

Viktor Mikhin

Egypt and Turkey: A New Regional Conflict In the Making?

Valery Kulikov

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