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Erdoğan talks about a new order in Transcaucasia

On his return from Iraq, on the eve of the 109th anniversary of the Armenian genocide, Turkish President Recep Erdoğan announced the establishment of a “new order” in Transcaucasia. The essence of his thesis seems to be addressed to Armenia, which, as Nöbetci Gazete notes, is being advised by the Turkish leader to discard unfounded memories and act on the basis of the realities of the present…

Alexandr Svaranc

Will Iranian-Israeli peace endure?

Iran’s first direct successful attack on Israel for its many brutal attacks on Syria, Lebanon, Iran and the annihilation of Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank has dramatically changed the rules for all state and non-state actors in the Middle East. On 13 April, for the first time in nearly 190 days, Palestinians in Gaza were able to sleep without fear of Israel’s constant aerial presence in the skies over the Strip, which has been mercilessly carpet-bombed since 7 October…

Viktor Mikhin

ASEAN Defense Ministers’ Meeting Plus and Addressing Emerging Security Threats in Southeast Asia

Against the backdrop of growing contemporary threats to international security around the world, the countries of Southeast Asia (SEA) are no exception and, just like everyone else, have to deal with terrorism, cyber-attacks, the spread of dangerous diseases, and natural disasters. Given the cross-border nature of most security issues, this is a technically extremely difficult task to achieve in a single country, much less in a region…

Ksenia Muratshina

The Imminent Turkish-American Summit and Russia

Alexandr Svaranc

Kazakhstan-Armenia: An Historic Visit, Mediation and Corridor-building

Bair Danzanov

On the speech of the Prime Minister of Japan to the U.S. Congress

Vladimir Terehov

US blocks a just solution to the Palestinian question

Vladimir Mashin

Domestic political transformations in Turkey

Alexandr Svaranc

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