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“Kiev is bogging down in the counter-attack against Russia”, “The background of the reasons for the failure of the AFU attacks”, “The West is tired of the restless Zelensky”. These and similar headlines are used to describe the materials of Middle Eastern media, social networks and experts commenting on the attempted breakthrough of the AFU on the Russian fronts. At the same time, the coverage of events is increasingly based on the authors’ independent assessments, rather than on the theses pushed by the Western media. They reflect tendentiousness, a biased anti-Russian approach…

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…

In the annals of financial history, few narratives are as captivating as the ascent of the United States Dollar. Since the seminal Bretton Woods Agreement of 1944, the greenback has wielded unparalleled influence, staking its claim as the world’s de facto currency. Anchored to the universally accepted Gold Standard and complemented by the establishment of international financial institutions like the IMF and the IBRD (now the World Bank), both generously funded in dollars for the development of emerging nations, the USD embarked on an unparalleled journey. Concurrently, co-operation between the United States and oil-rich…