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Is Libya on the Cusp of Change or Falling into Chaos?

Ever since Libyan Jamahiriya leader Muammar Gaddafi was overthrown and sneakily assassinated by European and American champions of “democracy” in 2011, the country has been mired in unimaginable chaos through the fault of the West. Ten years after externally inspired demonstrations and protests, the oil-rich country has been gripped with political instability...

Viktor Mikhin

The Situation in Syria is Heating Up Again

It would seem that Syria is finally experiencing a period of relative calm after a protracted and debilitating war. Having defeated DAESH (banned in the Russian Federation with the help of Russian partners, Syrian authorities hoped to focus on rebuilding the economy and infrastructure. The Syrian Constitutional Committee and the Syrian opposition resumed...

Vladimir Danilov

Should We Expect Uzbekistan to Rejoin the CSTO?

After the collapse of the USSR in 1991, the newly independent states discovered many threats to their security that were not as visible when they were still part of the Soviet Union. In particular, the young Central Asian states of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan faced many dangers. The more significant threat to these countries came from...

Dmitry Bokarev

Ukrainian Hackers Instead of North Korean Hackers

Konstantin Asmolov

Women in the Saudi Military

Vladimir Platov

Laos: From Landlocked to High-Speed Rail-Linked

Brian Berletic

Israel Once Again Provocatively Hides behind Civilian Aircraft in its Attacks on Syria

Valery Kulikov

Middle Eastern Water Crisis and Where Various Actors Stand

Viktor Mikhin

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