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Rethinking Alliances in Eastern Mediterranean

The current developments in the Eastern Mediterranean and Libya have prompted nations in the region to reshape ties with each other and establish or expand coalitions in order to counteract external threats. Based on statements made by a number of politicians from this part of the world, Turkey and Iran are the countries most often labelled as troublemakers, whose actions...

Vladimir Danilov

East Asia Sees the Return of Former Colonialists

Two recent news stories force the author to once again address the question of what the two former major colonialists, the United Kingdom and France, are hoping to gain in East Asia. On December 5, Kyodo agency, citing “government sources,” confirmed that indeed “no later than by the beginning of next year” an aircraft carrier strike group of the UK Navy, led by the newest...

Vladimir Terehov

How Israel’s Plan to Kill JCPOA Failed

While the killing of the Iranian nuclear scientist was always meant to sabotage the JCPOA and establish Israel as the ringleader in the Middle East against Iran, counter-productive moves from otherwise Israeli allies and Iran together are threatening to sabotage Israel’s own plans. Iran, instead of restoring to direct action, has chosen to respond to the matter...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Yoon Seok-yeol as a Potential Third Force in South Korean Politics

Konstantin Asmolov

The Political Impact of Medog Power Plant being planned for Construction in Tibet

Vladimir Terehov

China’s Economy of Peace

Peter Koenig

Is Washington going to Maintain its Ties with the Muslim Brotherhood?

Vladimir Odintsov

Persian Gulf in the US and Israel’s Sights

Viktor Mikhin

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