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The Israel-Palestine conflict: an African perspective
At a time when the attention of countries on every content is once again focused on events in the Middle East, Africa is not being left behind, and has its own distinct perspective on the unfolding situation. Naturally, this interest is partly due to various historical processes, but it is also based on current events. Many Africans are, of course, keeping a close eye on the events involving Israel and Palestine. After all, and despite the often very erroneous point of view, citizens of the African states not only attentively follow worldwide events, but also and to tell the truth – so often…
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov
Dubai: Impending Struggle at the Global Climate Improvement Conference
Due to the obstruction by Western countries, the world leaders’ meeting on climate transition and other sustainable development goals (SDGs) at the UN General Assembly ended disappointingly. This adds another set of obstacles to be faced by the UN Conference of the Parties (COP28) to be held in the Dubai emirate in November. As it is known, the SDGs include combating climate change, eradicating hunger and fighting extreme poverty around the world. Almost everyone at the UNGA meeting, firstly the BRICS…
Viktor Mikhin
Central Asia in a Boom Over Western Sanctions on Russia
The ever-expanding list of Western sanctions on Russia has an unexpected and less-than-desirable effect. Central Asian countries are experiencing unheard-of growth due to Russian businesses and investors moving to the region. A brief look at Tajikistan’s 7.5% GDP growth, Uzbekistan’s predicted 6.5%, Kazakhstan at 5%, followed by Kyrgyzstan with 4.6%, and the brilliant economic warfare waged by the West is a losing proposition. North Americans and Europeans are the only people being hurt by the proxy war in Ukraine and its economic facets…
Phil Butler
On Kim Jong-un’s Visit to Russia, Part Five: Reactions
Konstantin Asmolov
The Future of the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Rethinking the Greenback: BRICS Challenge the Dollar's Global Dominance
Taut Bataut
Africa: a shining new example of the multipolar world policy
Viktor Mikhin
A Turkish drone in Syria has become a target of the US Air Force – an accident or a signal?
Alexandr Svaranc
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