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When the Wagner mutiny first happened in late June, it shocked most strategists and observers …
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US, Russia mum as Turkey escalates attacks against Kurdish groups in Syria and Iraq
Both the White House and the State Department remain silent as Turkey’s military campaign against …
Read More »Berlin’s Delicate Balance With Beijing
Will a Toughened China Strategy Be Enough? In 2020, the European Union’s foreign policy chief, …
Read More »Is the Middle East’s Makeover a Mirage?
Why a Spate of Diplomatic Deals Won’t End Conflict In mid-July, Turkish President Recep Tayyip …
Read More »Rewriting Russia’s Pursuits in the Middle East
In an interview, Leonid Nersisyan examines Moscow’s stakes in the Levant and North Africa in …
Read More »Contrary Impulses in Iraqi Shiism Today
Is the community a purveyor of revolutionary change, a defender of the status quo, or …
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Preface The text has aim to investigate the situation of female representation in politics in …
Read More »Niger Is Fourth Country In Sahel To Experience An Anti-Western Coup – OpEd
At 3 a.m. on July 26, 2023, the presidential guard detained President Mohamed Bazoum in …
Read More »A Vision From Vilnius – Angst About China
On the heels of the recent NATO Summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, it has again become …
Read More »Islamic State attack in Syria targets oil convoy, kills 5 soldiers: Monitor
Islamic State sleeper cells have regularly attacked government forces in central and eastern Syria despite …
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