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The Baghdad Summit: A New Reality in the Middle East

In the Middle East, against the backdrop of recent transformations at both the regional and international levels, and the shameful way the United States is fleeing Afghanistan, various alliances and partnerships are also being reshaped. One of the most important processes taking place in this context is the rapprochement between Iraq, Egypt, and Jordan. For example...

Viktor Mikhin

If US Can't Have Myanmar, No One Will

A South China Morning Post (SCMP article citing US corporate and government institution “associates” inadvertently gave away the entire game unfolding in Southeast Asia’s Myanmar. It is a conflict where US-backed armed opposition groups (previously depicted by the Western media as “peaceful” “pro-democracy” activists are fighting Myanmar’s central government...

Joseph Thomas

The SCO Devises a ‘Regional Approach’ to Afghanistan

Even though the US withdrawal from Afghanistan was expected to make the Afghan war less ‘international’, this has been far from the case. Contrary to the projections, even ‘civil war’ in Afghanistan has an international dimension, not because some international actors are militarily involved in it, but mainly because the fallout could destabilise the whole region...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Kazakh-Chinese Friendship Withstood the Test of Time

Petr Konovalov

Afghanistan — an “Assembly Area” in the Indo-Pacific?

Vladimir Terehov

Carbon Neutral Green Finance - China May Take the Lead into a Post-Pandemic World

Peter Koenig

What was the End Result of the US Attempt to Stage a Coup in Turkey in 2016?

Valery Kulikov

The Fuss Surrounding Cho Kuk

Konstantin Asmolov

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