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Playing both sides against the middle: Saudi engages with Iraqi Shiites

Saudi Arabia, with the Islamic State on the ropes in Iraq, is forging ties to Iraqi Shiite leaders and offering to help fund reconstruction...

A New U.S. Policy for South Asia: What’s in store for Pakistan?

A U.S. delegation is expected to visit Pakistan in the first week of August to discuss its new strategy for South Asia. According to...

The Gulf crisis: A lesson in reputation management

Lurking below the surface of the Gulf crisis, are rival, yet troubled, attempts by Qatar and its detractors to use sports to boost soft...

The Problem with Venezuela and the Western Media

The Venezuelans go to the polls on Sunday (July 30) to elect delegates who will rewrite Venezuela's constitution. In Latin America generally, society is...

Clean Energy in South Asia and Beyond

The causes of energy transformation are essentially the need and consumption of the energy resources in the increasing growing humanity, especially since the industrial...

Africans show interest in Russia’s technology

Acknowledging the huge untapped potentials in Russia’s industrial technology and emerging economic opportunities, a number of African countries participated in the International Industrial Trade...

Refusing to accept Italy’s decline

Italy is now a clear victim of globalization, which is governed only by those who have a very precise vision of their own country...

New Sanctions on Iran and Options for Regional Cooperation in Middle East

United States has imposed new economic sanctions on Iran over its ballistic missile program. United States accuses Iran of providing support and funds to...

Top 20 sneaky tools to spy on your competitor

Way before people entered the cut-throat world of business; they were spying on their competition. At the time, it was all about “checking” your...

South China Sea: The Silent Hotspot

While the media is currently consumed with North Korea, the Russian/Trump fiasco, and ISIS, a new silent issue is arising in the Far East....

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On 9 November, when delegations file into the converted...

The 180-Day Clock: Why the ICC’s Fate Now Rests in European Capitals

On 9 October, hours after the Nobel Committee awarded...

Israel’s Elections: Who Does China Want to Win, and What Is at Stake for Beijing?

Chinese think tanks and strategic and intelligence circles, such...

Rubio Urges Cuba’s Pro-Reform Forces to Work With CIA Amid Push for Change

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged those wanting...
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