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Ceasefire in the Caucasus opens door to rebalancing of regional power

A Russian mediated-ceasefire in the Caucasus cements a Turkish-backed Azerbaijani military defeat of Armenia but raises tantalizing questions. Spontaneous mass protests against the terms of...

Expected ‘de-Trumping’ of US foreign policy under a Biden presidency

The Trump years were marked by reckless policies and unilateral decisions. Ranging from the US’ exit from key multilateral pacts, to a series of...

Russian Police Will Question Nestlé-Russia in Connection With Theft of Land

A criminal investigation into an alleged theft of land from OOO NLMK-Kaluga is led by Kaluga Regional Department of Internal Affairs. The disputed plot...

Russia–Germany: Crisis of Political Confidence as a Factor in Asymmetrical Relations

In 2020, Germany and Russia celebrate several important anniversaries in their bilateral relations, marking events that did much to lay the foundations of the...

Russia and Iran in Syria

The world media is abuzz with news about the presidential elections in the United States, the fighting in and around Nagorno-Karabakh and the upcoming...

Is Putin’s Russia threatened by Uzbek Jihadists?

The Syria's most powerful rebel group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) has recently implemented a new strategy to transform itself from global jihadist outlook into...

AIIB Support Helps Keep Russia’s Railways on Track

To help alleviate the temporary liquidity constraints caused by the decline of long-haul passenger transportation and deferred client payments against the backdrop of the...

Russian Government Prioritizes SMEs Businesses, Offers Long-term Support

Over the years, Small and Medium Scale Businesses (SMEs) have been uttermost focus for the Russian government recognizing the fact that these provide employment...

Nord Stream 2: Who Benefits From the Navalny Affair?

On October 7, the French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian and his German counterpart Heiko Maas issued a joint statement condemning the “Russian involvement...

Who Needs A Proxy War In The Caucasus?

All proxy wars are, by definition, delusional. Usually, two client-states wage a war, one against another, while, actually, their war advances interests of some...

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Vietnam–France Relations: Strategic Diversification in a Fragmented World

General Secretary and President To Lam’s official visit to...

How China’s Infrastructure Strategy Is Reshaping Africa’s Security and Red Sea

China is heavily utilizing its economic tools and infrastructure...
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