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The Confrontation in the Eastern Mediterranean is Not Subsiding

The standoff taking place in the Eastern Mediterranean, despite attempts on the part of the international community to reduce its intensity, is unfortunately not calming down. In the beginning, in September, the first preconditions arose for Ankara to tone down its demonstration of intransigence in its efforts to gain access...

Vladimir Odintsov

Qatar Draws Widespread Attention

Over the course of the last decade, Qatar’s media coverage was due to its role in staging and putting into motion a number of Color Revolutions. The country acted as a sponsor for training and preparation programs for influencers and bloggers on organizing mass protests via social media. In addition, according to multiple media reports, the Emirate’s authorities...

Vladimir Platov

Can Business Prevent US-China Relations from Becoming Fractured?

The flood of events that has occurred recently affecting the politics of relations between the two leading world powers (the United States and China) cannot bring about anything but a feeling of numbing hopelessness for observers. If it were not for the common sense that raises its head in the economic sphere. Notably (and mainly) on the part...

Vladimir Terehov

US Seeks to Prolong Terrorism in Syria, Not Defeat It

Tony Cartalucci

Bahrain in the Wake of US and Israeli Policies

Viktor Mikhin

Grandmother Business: the Scandal is Flaring Up

Konstantin Asmolov

On the Ministerial Meeting for Participants in the “Quad”

Vladimir Terehov

The Libyan Conflict Takes an Alarming Pause

Valery Kulikov

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