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Reflections on the fate of the Middle East Part 2

Britain has happily escaped the fate of Paris, since the House of Commons did not back the idea of a military operation in Syria, proposed by the Prime Minister David Cameron, thus creating the necessary precedent, and allowing Barack Obama to follow the same path...

Pogos Anastasov

The US’ “Asia Pivot” and Containment of China

The US’ “Asia Pivot” policy, announced in June 2012, has since been heralded as a ‘new’ cold war in a new disguise against a newly emerging strategic competitor—China. Some analysts have even gone to the extent of tracing seeds of a major armed conflict in the Far East between the US...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

U.S. leaves Afghanistan face to face with the Taliban

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry made a visit to Kabul recently, though this trip was not announced beforehand. Washington is hurrying to resolve the contradictions in relation to the agreement on security cooperation they made with Afghanistan. This concerns the legal framework...

Nikolai Bobkin

The USA and cyberwars. Part 3

Vladimir Platov

Is it possible to undermine Pakistan’s stabilization? Part 1

Vyacheslav Belokrenitsky

The USA and cyberwars. Part 2

Vladimir Platov

Should we expect a collapse of North Korea?

Konstantin Asmolov

Dismemberment of Command: America’s Military Shakeup

Gordon Duff

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