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Syria: A sad majority in the rebel ranks

The staggering numbers of foreign mercenaries from across the Globe fighting the Assad regime is not a media hoax today – it's the sad truth. The mercenaries are pushing the original Syrian “freedom fighters” aside by gaining influence persistently at all the levels of decision...

Vladimir Simonov

Are U.S. and Iran ready to compromise?

At the end of September, American president Barack Obama had a phone conversation with his Iranian colleague Hassan Rouhani. These were the first direct talks between the presidents of the U.S. and Iran since 1979. The conversation was held just a few weeks after the presidents exchanged...

Nikolai Bobkin

Where is the Middle East heading?

At last Washington has realized the destructiveness of the recent inflammatory policy of Saudi Arabia and Qatar to destabilize the situation in the Middle East. This is confirmed in a very interesting article by Middle East expert Robin Wright which appeared in the Sunday section...

Pogos Anastasov

China and Russia’s Eurasian Plans. Part 1

Alexander Salitsky

Iran-Israel Relations Yesterday and Today

Vladimir Simonov

Who is Hindering the OPCW Inspectors' Work in Syria

Petr Lvov

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A split in the Syrian opposition is deepening

Alexander Orlov

The gas resources of Iraq

Eldar Kasayev

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