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What the Idlib Deal Means for the Syrian War

While a crisis has been prevented in Idlib through a deal between Russia and Turkey, the deal in itself also contains sufficient substance that brings America’s role in Syria down…

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Singapore is Frightened, but it Defends its Own ‘Crypto-Communist’ Path

Imagine a country with 5.6 million inhabitants (of which around 4 million are citizens, surrounded by a collapsing giant - Indonesia - in the south and south-west, by the historically hostile Malaysia in the north, and that proverbial deep blue sea (Strait of Malacca, full of nasty pirates over the horizon...

Andre Vltchek

Russia's Emerging as the Ultimate Champion of the Middle East

After being absent as a geopolitical force to be reckoned with in the Middle East for almost two decades, Russia is now seeking ways to downscale Washington’s presence in the region by becoming a pillar of regional security. And it seems that this time around Moscow has every chance...

Martin Berger

Another Exacerbation of the Issue of Relocating the Futenma Base on Okinawa

Vladimir Terehov

Middle Eastern Take on the Turkish-American Face Off

Yuriy Zinin

Syrian-Russian Victory Only Way to Avenge Israeli-French Strikes

Tony Cartalucci

Pope Francis & Beijing: The Geopolitics of the Vatican

Caleb Maupin

Pakistan and Iran are Strengthening the Centre-oriented Trends in the Region

Natalya Zamarayeva

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