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Expanding Iran-Afghanistan Cordiality
The ever-evolving world structure is, currently, seeing transformation from a unipolar to a multipolar world order. This transformation is caused by numerous factors which range from the failure of the UN to the military interventions and the unilateral decisions of the US in different global issues. Since the end of World War 2, the US has been responsible for almost 81 percent of global wars. Moreover, it has been the sole superpower of the world since the culmination of the Cold War. The United States has invaded several countries around the world in quest of its strategic and…
Abbas Hashemite
Uzbekistan’s Oil Imports: How the Price Cap Hurts West’s Potential Partners and Helps Russia’s Partners.
Most people who follow the twists and turns in global politics are aware of the imposition of the so-called “price cap” on Russian oil imports following last year’s meeting of G7 Finance Ministers. Although this initiative can hardly be called favorable for Russia, some cases illustrate its dubious usefulness for the West, especially from a political standpoint. In particular, such a paradox can be observed when studying Uzbekistan’s experience of purchasing oil and petroleum products…
Boris Kushhov
Russian Recluse Vladimir Putin Is on the Loose Alliance Building
The reception Russian President Vladimir Putin received for his visit with the President of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, was nothing short of exquisite. The Russian president’s arrival was met with ceremonies no U.S. president ever received. The spectacle in Abu Dhabi rivalled even that of Pope Francis in November. The events culminated at the imposing Qasr Al Watan Palace, where both leaders seemed dwarfed by the extravagance of one of the world’s finest landmarks of art and culture in the world. The welcoming must-have been puzzling for Americans…
Phil Butler
US Seeks Plausible Deniability as it Lights Middle East on Fire
Brian Berletic
Turkey’s political grandstanding fails to bring any practical results
Alexandr Svaranc
Putin’s Middle East Trip Deals a Blow to Washington
Salman Rafi Sheikh
News of the assassination attempt on Kim Jong Un
Konstantin Asmolov
Central Asian Energy - Old Contradictions and New Trends
Boris Kushhov
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