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Where does Turkey stand in the Syrian Endgame?

Whereas the mainstream western and Arab media have been claiming a ‘serious rift’ between Russia and Turkey over the death of Turkish soldiers in a Syrian offensive in Idlib, this is far from the case. While there is no gainsaying that Russian and Syrian interests do not always converge fully and that there are some contentious areas, this then is also quite...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

India’s Non-Alignment

At the time the bipolar world order disappeared in 1991, successful economic reforms were introduced in India, which helped launch a serious discussion about the place and role of this nation in the world. A key to understanding India’s current politics lies in its features, such as independence in foreign affairs, non-alignment with any global political powers and the principle of freedom of action and choice...

Vladimir Platov

Almost All Quiet on the Afghan Front

US President Donald Trump confirmed his intention to end nearly two decades of war in Afghanistan and reduce the number of US troops in the country in his State of Union address to Congress on February 4. About 14,000 members of the US military are currently deployed in Afghanistan, as well as 17,000 troops from 39 NATO member states. However...

Valery Kulikov

Will China Virus Trigger New Great Depression?

F. William Engdahl

Yet Another Israeli Provocation in the Middle Eastern Skies

Vladimir Platov

Erdogan Threatens War on the Syrian Arab Army (SAA)

Jim Dean

The Coronavirus. What are we Actually Dealing with?

Vladimir Odintsov

Imran Khan’s Trip to Forum in Davos

Vladimir Terehov

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