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Saudi Oil: Who Needs It?

Stereotypes live long. One of them is the crucial role of Saudi oil in the world markets. This would be normally illustrated by the fact that, when thanks to collusion between the USA and Riyadh the price for one barrel of oil plummeted to 10 dollars in 1986, this had a massive impact...

Pogos Anastasov

Byungjin Policy Line and Mass Shootings

The recent events in North Korea and, in the first place, the arrest of Jang Sung-taek (who was married to Kim Jong-un's paternal aunt, as well as a series of other public executions have given rise to a number of questions regarding how this "tightening of screws" can be congruent...

Konstantin Asmolov

Gold Rush in Kyrgyzstan

The government of Kyrgyz has to submit a new agreement on the development of the Kumtor Gold Mine, where the republic would own 67%, to the members of the parliament, or to resign. For the republic, this means not only a collapse of state funding and a trial in the international court, with...

Viktoria Panfilova

Alliance of six-pointed star and the crescent: aims and prospects

Pogos Anastasov

US Links to Terrorism: Rubbing Out the Dots Before Someone Connects Them

Henry Kamens

Western two front war on Syria backfires

Jim Dean

Syrian cycles

Alexander Orlov

New face of the Middle East after the Arab Spring

Petr Lvov

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