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Gold Rush in Kyrgyzstan

The government of Kyrgyz has to submit a new agreement on the development of the Kumtor Gold Mine, where the republic would own 67%, to the members of the parliament, or to resign. For the republic, this means not only a collapse of state funding and a trial in the international court, with...

Viktoria Panfilova

Alliance of six-pointed star and the crescent: aims and prospects

Experts have long said that behind all the visible and highly mobile alliances of Middle Eastern states there are more stable and active associations of “interests” that do not fit into conventional political logic, but in fact work perfectly. Such an alliance has resulted from a well-hidden...

Pogos Anastasov

US Links to Terrorism: Rubbing Out the Dots Before Someone Connects Them

World leaders are now lining up to condemn the government of Syria, laying at its door the blame for the civil war and insurgency there. All these comments have one simple subtext: if the government is changed, there will be no problem. The question is, what sort...

Henry Kamens

Western two front war on Syria backfires

Jim Dean

Syrian cycles

Alexander Orlov

New face of the Middle East after the Arab Spring

Petr Lvov

Syria: West begins to understand its mistakes

Viktor Titov

GSO Summit: Riyadh's intentions and the actual outcomes Part 2

Maxim Egorov

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