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Political Islam in the Middle East

Can ideology and pragmatism walk hand in hand, as was at one time claimed by the Muslim Brotherhood, or would this inevitably result in a conflict of interest that could lead to an eruption the likes of which we witnessed in Egypt? Everything that is currently taking place in Egypt is not...

Vitaly Naumkin

The statistics of life in Syria

On the eve of the Islamic offensive, Syria had already suffered a considerably severe blow. It fell on Syria in the form of the global financial crisis which caused Syrian rates of economic growth to plummet from 5% to 2% by 2011. Although the losses were not critical then, it is evident...

Alexander Filonik

Iraq’s trials and tribulations

Despite attempts from the Nouri al-Maliki government to stabilise the situation in Iraq – by both violently cracking down on the insurgents within Sunnite terrorist groups and armed groups of former Baathists as well as flirting with the leadership of the tribes in central and western Iraq...

Vladimir Simonov

The Syrian frontier cuts too close to home

Alexander Filonik

The protracted Syrian war continues

Petr Lvov

Reforms and Turkish Kurds

Olga Zhigalina

Is it possible to undermine Pakistan’s stabilization? Part 2

Sergei Kamenev

Government shutdown and Chinese gold

Jim Dean

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