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Religious Сonflicts in India - Past, Present and Future

Popular unrest arising from religious differences has become increasingly commonplace in India over the last few decades. The proportion of Muslims in the country, which was recorded as 14.25% in the 2011 census, is increasing year by year, and the government, dominated by Hindus, is unwilling to face up to this reality. How long has this conflict between Hindus and Muslims...

Petr Konovalov

A Political Test for the New Libya

On December 24, 2021 Libya will hold general presidential and parliamentary elections. These elections may do a great deal to restoring the authority of the Libyan state, which has been weakened by the tensions that persist despite the attempts to minimize the impact of the conflict, already several years old, between the country’s two main political powers. But both...

Valery Kulikov

Tensions Rise in the Gulf of Oman

Recent events in Lebanon, the border clashes with Israel and exchange of rockets, should come as no surprise to regional observers, especially in the larger shadow of Israeli-Iranian rhetoric. It is no coincidence that the attack on an Israeli-managed oil tanker in the Gulf in recent weeks, in which two crew members, a Briton and a Romanian, were killed, is being...

Henry Kamens

Japan's Annual Defense Whitepaper, 2021 Edition

Vladimir Terehov

Erdogan’s Troubled Path to Better Ties with the US

Salman Rafi Sheikh

The Turkish Factor in Syria and Iraq

Vladimir Odintsov

Jordan is Washington's Middle East Favorite

Viktor Mikhin

The Internal Crisis Continues to Tear Lebanon Apart

Vladimir Platov

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