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Saudi Arabia: a change in foreign policy?

Saudi Arabia resembles an awakened volcano that has slumbered for many decades, and now is beginning to “disgorge” one initiative after another, gradually changing its foreign policy. As noted by the politician and representative of neorealism theory...

Viktor Mikhin

Climate Change and the "Arab Spring"

The “Arab Spring” forced us to once again re-interpret all the problems facing the Middle East, including ecological issues which, at first glance, are not directly connected to the revolutionary events happening in the region...

Natalia Rogozhina

US exit strategy in Afghanistan shadows 1989 Soviet withdrawal

On the twenty fifth anniversary of the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan, the Taliban have likened the success of the holy war fought against the Soviets to the “jihad” now forcing the United States and its allies out of Afghanistan...

Martin Harris

Saudi Arabia – USA – Kyrgyzstan and Wahhabism

Vladimir Odintsov

The Myth of ‘Peace and Development’ in Afghanistan

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Terrorism threatens to undermine the tourism industry in Egypt

Alexander Orlov

Peace for money? Israeli-Palestinian talks remain deadlocked

Alexander Efimov

Water Conflicts in Central Asia and Russia's Position

Natalia Rogozhina

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