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Egypt’s Negative Stance on the Ethiopian Renaissance Dam

If you read Cairo newspapers, one of the main topics of great concern to residents of Egypt’s capital, and indeed to all Egyptians, is the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD). The headlines say a lot: “Ethiopia wants to monopolize all water sources,” “Ethiopia is trying to deceive the Nile Basin countries,” “Ethiopia is constantly trying to drive a wedge between...

Viktor Mikhin

PRC-ROK Relations: Cultural Exchanges

After THAAD was deployed in the Republic of Korea in 2016, China restricted access to its market for South Korean (pop) culture content, including games, movies, TV series and popular music. Korean artists were banned from touring in China. However, the Chinese government did not issue any official decrees on this matter: restrictions were imposed by rejecting...

Konstantin Asmolov

West Steps Up Sanctions against Turkey

At the behest of Washington, Western countries are intensifying the crisis in relations with Ankara by imposing more and more anti-Turkish sanctions. Be it for the drilling operations in the eastern Mediterranean, the purchase of Russian surface-to-air missile systems, or simply because of rapprochement with Russia - anything goes...

Vladimir Odintsov

Israel on the Eve of the Fifth Round of Elections

Viktor Mikhin

Disgruntlement with US Ambassador to Georgia Kelly Degnan Reaches Critical Levels

Vladimir Platov

Futenma Remains a Thorn in the Side of US-Japanese Relations

Vladimir Terehov

Russia, Iran, and China are Forming a New Geopolitical Axis

Vladimir Odintsov

“Sensitive Issues” in PRC-ROK Relations: the Problem of THAAD and the Issue of KADIZ

Konstantin Asmolov

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