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Why Erdogan Needs the 'Crazy' Istanbul Canal Initiative?

During his election campaign in 2011, the current leader of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, expressed his intention to bring to life several grandiose political and infrastructure initiatives. The most ambitious of these projects entails the construction of a new waterway, to the west of the Bosporus, that will connect the Black Sea to the Sea of Marmara. Officially...

Valery Kulikov

Thailand: The Lingering Spectre of US Colour Revolutions

Thailand's opposition is openly backed by powerful foreign interests, particularly those in Washington. As the opposition attempts to secure power and help serve as a vector for Western special interests, the spectre of a Western-sponsored "colour revolution" increasingly looms over Thailand's future. Thailand is a key Southeast Asian nation, with the second largest economy in...

Joseph Thomas

Sultanate of Oman and its Future

In its commitment to detente in various parts of the globe, Russia is increasingly focused on the complex situation, in danger of transforming into an armed conflict, in the Persian Gulf region. It has, therefore, come up with a concept aimed at ensuring collective security. And we are not simply referring to an attempt to avoid a flare-up in the region...

Viktor Mikhin

Egypt and Turkey: A New Regional Conflict In the Making?

Valery Kulikov

Israel Pushes Washington Towards Another War

Vladimir Odintsov

Taiwan’s 2020 General Election

Vladimir Terehov

More to the Flight 752 Tragedy Than First Appearances Suggest

James ONeill

Trump Transforms the Middle East into NATO's "Area of Responsibility"

Valery Kulikov

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