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What Will the Biden Administration’s Syria Policy Look Like?

” Robert Ford said that it would be better if Russia took control of the eastern part of Syria because Russia is closer to Damascus compared to Washington; that the KGB (the USSR’s Committee for State Security) and its successor, the Russian intelligence services, have been in close cooperation with Syria; and that the Iran-Syria relations have been closer than those of the U.

What Is China’s Endgame in Northern Iraq?

Middle EastBy Olga Malik

Radio Nawa) and lead to the political enhancing of ties with Russia as seen by the visit of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) delegation to Moscow to enhance Russian-Kurdish cooperation in Syria.

Iran’s Accession to the Eurasian Union Will Benefit Russia and Kazakhstan

EconomyBy Nikola Mikovic

VIDEO: Russian Expansionism Under Vladimir PutinIn any case, there is no doubt that Iran, faced with the U.

The Coup That Never Happened and the “Karabakh Clan” in the Armenian Army

WorldBy Oleg Kuznetsov

Read: Russian Expansionism under Vladimir PutinThe elimination of the "Karabakh clan" and the oligarchs affiliated with it from Armenia’s political, economic, and financial life is Pashinyan’s most urgent task.

Government of National Unity: Where Does Libya Go from Here?

Middle EastBy Noamane Cherkaoui

Libya now has a new executive authority. If the GNU is endorsed, it replaces the GNA, a government that likely…

The Last Remaining Arms Control Treaty between the US and Russia Expires Soon: An Interview with Rebecca Davis Gibbons on the New START

InterviewBy Nihan Duran

and the Russian sides can conduct 18 onsite inspections per year in nuclear facilities in the other country, and there is also information about the nuclear arsenals that is exchanged every six months, which helps both sides have some kind of confidence in their knowledge of how many weapons there are, and where they are located.

The Arrest of Alexey Navalny: Who in Russia Is Afraid of the Kremlin Critic?

OpinionBy Nikola Mikovic

hile the United States focused on its domestic problems – primarily the sociopolitical consequences of the storming of Capitol Hill and Joe Biden’s immediate signing of executive orders and actions – Russian authorities detained the Kremlin critic Alexey Navalny upon his return to Moscow from Germany.

Looking Beyond Ain Issa: The Way Forward in North East Syria

OpinionBy Obaida Hitto

Reports emerged that Russia and Assad offered the YPG a safe exit from Ain Issa in exchange for the Russian military and Syrian regime forces to take control.

Sour Candy in the Mouth: US-Turkey Relations

OpinionBy Murat Aslan

decision to implement CAATSA measures against Turkey serve to deter Turkey and other countries with similar intentions from entering the arms market or procuring Russian weapons.

103 Years since Jerusalem’s Capture: Britain Is Responsible for the Plight of the Palestinians

Middle EastBy Jehan Alfarra

Upon his entry, a proclamation declaring martial law was read aloud in English, French, Arabic, Hebrew, Russian, and Greek, assuring residents that no harm would come to them or to the city’s holy sites.

Will Biden Upend the Controversial US-UAE Arms Deal?

OpinionBy Giorgio Cafiero

technology to Russia via Abu Dhabi and Russian missile defense systems becoming interoperable with F-35s.

Mercenaries in Karabakh: Who They Are and How They Got There

OpinionBy Anar Valiyev

Based on the peace agreement signed by the Azerbaijani president, the Armenian prime minister, and the Russian president, hostilities ended on November 10, while Armenia withdrew its forces from three more occupied territories.

A Turkish-Italian Alliance on Libya?

OpinionBy Michelangelo Guida

Moreover, for Rome, Libyan gas is probably the only reliable alternative to Russian natural gas.