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Turkey and NATO’s rotational policy on the Black Sea

Due to the current presence of NATO vessels in the Black Sea, especially those from the American navy, Turkey’s role as the controller of straits is becoming increasingly more important because both the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles may play a central...

Andrei Boldyrev

The US and Oman: Changing Geo-Politics of the Gulf Region

It would not be wrong to say that the Middle East is one of the most troubled regions in the world today. It is conflict ridden and is highly volatile too. However, the conflict, as is often projected, is not merely between the Sunni world and...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Libya: On The Threshold of a New Escalation?

Recent events in Libya have riveted the interest of the world's media, overshadowing the subject of Ukraine. We are talking about the most recent outbreak of violence in the cities of Bengazi and Tripoli, where more than 80 people were killed. They were...

Yuriy Zinin

Iraq Oil Provokes New Conflicts

Stanislav Ivanov

Can Saudi Arabia crash the oil market?

Viktor Mikhin

Britain's Double Standards

Vladimir Odintsov

Lakhdar Brahimi’s resignation and the Syrian conflict

Viktor Mikhin

On artificially manipulating rain clouds

Vladimir Platov

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