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Middle East Peace Negotiations at a Standstill

World events are speeding up their run, replacing, pushing and crowding each other. This is typical for the Middle East region, where after the "Arab Spring Revolutions" a barrage of shocks, major changes continues to occupy new areas. Today, hardly...

Vladimir Mashin

Forces Align in Yemen After Renewed Saudi Strikes

The Saudi-led coalition resumed air strikes on Yemeni capital Sana'a after a five-day ceasefire. Dozens of families were forced out of their homes. These are the most large-scale bombings since the five-day ceasefire ended on May 17. The issue...

Alexander Orlov

Mongolia and the US: from Acquaintance to Strategic Cooperation

In 2012, the United States and Mongolia celebrated 25 years of diplomatic relations. This relationship began as a result of extended discussion on January 27, 1987. Till 1990 their relationship was firmly established, but largely formal...

Mark Goleman

Who's Driving the Rohingya into the Sea?

Tony Cartalucci

The Middle East on the Waves of Chaos

Viktor Mikhin

Obama Plays US Foreign Policy Roulette

Jim Dean

Moscow and Baghdad Synchronize their Cooperation Watches

Yuriy Zinin

China’s New Roads to Russia

F. William Engdahl

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