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Syria, Russia, and the US: Cold War Residue Redux

Though Syria has somewhat fallen off the media radar in the West because of a Malaysian plane crashing into the Indian Ocean and Crimean referendum consequences booming across Europe, an on-going conflict and crisis continues in a critically important region of the world. The problems in Syria remain poorly understood in the West across the board, but especially so when...

Matthew Crosston

Iraq: the success of Russian oilmen

At the end of March, the Russian oil company, Lukoil, began extracting oil from one of the world's largest oilfields, ‘West Qurna Phase II’ in Iraq. The Vice Premier of the Russian Federation, Arkady Drovkovich, the Vice Premier of Iraq responsible for energy...

Viktor Mikhin

Denial of Turkish Involvement in Sarin Gas Attack is a “Very Convenient” Admission

There is a simple rule of thumb when it comes to any government’s press service statements: Don’t believe anything until it has been officially denied. There is also a second rule of thumb: if the truth is then made obvious...

Seth Ferris

Scandal In Turkey - Who Is Behind the Erdogan Leaks?

Gwenyth Todd

Barack Obama's Visit to Saudi Arabia: Ripples on the Water

Pogos Anastasov

Crisis in Ukraine – Why Turkey is in no hurry to impose anti-Russian Sanctions

Alexander Rogozhin

The Battle for Iraq and the Myth of Sectarian Divide

Ulson Gunnar

Iraq’s future in question once again

Vladimir Simonov

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