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Libya Amid External and Internal Challenges

As Libya’s first-ever presidential election is approaching on December 24, the situation in that country is becoming increasingly tense. On September 21, 89 members of Libya’s unicameral parliament passed a vote of no confidence in the Government of National Unity. However, Mohamed al-Raed, a member of the House of Representatives, later said...

Valery Kulikov

Afghanistan and Erdogan's "Great Turan"

After the withdrawal of NATO troops from Afghanistan, Turkey intends to play a more important role in the country and cooperate with the Taliban. 2,000 Turkish soldiers have been part of the international military contingent within the ISAF mission in Afghanistan since the beginning. From June 2002 to August 2005, Turkish commanders were responsible for the mission...

Vladimir Odintsov

Sincerity of the Pledge to Withdraw American Troops from Iraq Raises Doubts

After Washington’s announcement of its decision to withdraw American troops from Iraq, the question of establishing the sincerity of the USA’s declared step remains at the center of attention for the international community. Yes, on the one hand it was confirmed that the USA would reduce the contingent at two military bases in Iraq...

Vladimir Danilov

Is there “Just Peace” Underneath Turkish Bayonets?

Vladimir Platov

Washington’s Assembly Line for Retraining Soldiers in Syria Isn’t Stopping

Valery Kulikov

One Year since the Abraham Accords: Where Do Israel-UAE Stand?

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Why is the TAPI Gas Pipeline So Important to Turkmenistan?

Dmitry Bokarev

Iran: Is There Still Hope for the Future of the Nuclear Deal?

Viktor Mikhin

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