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Sochi Winter Olympics and Georgia: A New Beginning?

As the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi approach, the issue of security is increasingly in the spotlight. Already there has been an increase in cooperation between Russia and its Western partners to better secure the Games. On the regional level, however...

Ian Carver

Was Yasser Arafat really poisoned? Cui prodest? Part 2

Official statements about the cause of Arafat's death did not ensue, which gave rise to many rumors, including a possible poisoning. Last year the Qatari TV channel, Al Jazeera, took to investigating the death of Yasser Arafat, who received a Nobel Peace Prize for his...

Alexander Efimov

Kim Jong-un’s New Course

While the terms juche (spirit of self-reliance and songun (military first are relatively well-known to a broad audience, a fresh concept that has taken shape under the young North Korea leader is a novelty. Let’s take the opportunity now to fill the reader’s possible...

Konstantin Asmolov

Afghan Taliban Resistance: Lesson Learned

Salman Rafi Sheikh

More than an Enemy – Exported Insanity

Gordon Duff

Geneva - 2 and the Syrian future

Stanislav Ivanov

Davit Kezerashvili – Not Caught Not Thief, Georgian Justice

Henry Kamens

Turkey: An Accomplice of Syrian Jihadists

Vladimir Odintsov

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