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How Netanyahu’s War Gamble is Damaging Israel
Since October 7, 2023, around 100000 Palestinians have been reported missing, killed, or injured in the Israel-Hamas war. Israel is committing ethnic cleansing in the Gaza enclave. The Israeli government has put the ounce of this war totally on Hamas. However, analysts around the world see this claim with much suspicion. Israeli forces are conducting indiscriminate operations in the Gaza Strip. Many hospitals, schools, Mosques, and Churches have been bombed by the Israeli forces in Gaza since October 7. More than 100 hundred journalists have…
Taut Bataut
In the Middle East, the focus is shifting to Iran
The Middle East traditionally remains a region of high tension and no less high gravity of interests of the key countries of the world community. Naturally, this is due to the numerous contradictions of interests of intra- and extra-regional forces, the strategic position of the Middle East at the junction of Asia and Europe, as well as its rich resources (primarily oil and gas). The ongoing war between Israel and Hamas has divided the world according to preferences towards the parties to the conflict, or rather attitudes towards the traditional values of justice versus the right of force…
Alexandr Svaranc
Russia-China Joint Approach to the Middle East
By repeatedly targeting the Houthis in Yemen and pushing for an escalation in the Red Sea, the US is jumping into the Middle East with a military and strategic mindset. The objective is to create space for Washington – and its global allies – to push back against the recent gains, i.e., normalization between Iran and Saudi and Arab normalization with Syria more than a decade after the start of the so-called “Arab Spring”, that Russia and China have made. A wider war in the region will, in the US calculation at least, re-politicize regional fault lines that might allow Washington…
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Sudan: Conflict remains unresolved
Viktor Mikhin
US Withdrawal from Syria and Iraq: The Worst-Case Scenario
Brian Berletic
Palestinian-Israeli conflict divides the ranks of Gulf countries
Madi Khalis Maalouf
Rosatom in Kyrgyzstan - opening a new page in the nuclear power industry
Boris Kushhov
History Lessons. Dedicated to the Centennial of Kim Dae-jung
Konstantin Asmolov
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