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Second Advent of the US Aircraft Carrier

An outstanding event took place recently in the conflict around the South China Sea. The US aircraft carrier Carl Vinson moored in the Vietnamese port Cam Ranh. The Americans obviously took a triumph lap in this event - once again after the sadly remembered Vietnamese War and...

Dmitry Mosyakov

Shifting Sands in a Post-Daesh Mid East

“Diplomacy is the art of telling people to go to hell in such a way that they ask for directions.” ― Winston S. Churchill. I will not say I predicted the emergence for a post-Daesh NATO-like coalition among those who had been targeted for destruction by the real War of Terror crowd...

Jim Dean

Israel: The Arabs’ Not so Secret Friend

Apparently, it is the persistent ISIS threat that is driving Israel and Egypt closer in the great Sinai desert, leading the former to use its air force in support of the former against the extremist elements. We have seen in last one decade or so that the global ‘war on terror’ has brought...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Is There a Chance of Trump Meeting Kim Jong Un?

Konstantin Asmolov

Vietnam International Trade Conference - a Bridge Between the EEU and ASEAN

Dmitry Bokarev

Nato Air Force is Moving from Turkey to Jordan

Andre Vltchek

How Women End Up in Radical Islamist Groups in the First Place?

Grete Mautner

Ongoing Russo-Vietnamese Military Cooperation Ensures Regional Stability

Dmitry Bokarev

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