Reuters reports that Russia’s oil and gas revenues surged by 41% in the first half …
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A cautious revolution. Iran's new president is a reformer — but minds the red lines
by adminThe unexpected victory of a reformist candidate in Iran’s presidential election has seemingly revitalized the …
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Divided Georgia: Saturday’s election will determine Tbilisi's political course for years to come
by adminOn the last Sunday evening before parliamentary elections on Oct. 26, around 100,000 Georgian citizens …
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Alexei Navalny’s autobiography, published in October, demonstrates how a figure committed to fighting for ethical …
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A most congenial spy. MI6 veteran turned novelist spills the beans on Russian espionage
by adminCharles Beaumont may have come as close as anyone yet to taking the mantle of …
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The Insider’s Michael Weiss analyzes Joe Biden’s move to drop his re-election bid, Kamala Harris’ …
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Punishment by addiction: Why lifting oil and gas sanctions could be the best sanction
by adminOn July 19, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced that 44 European countries supported “tough …
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Several days ago, Kyiv confirmed the arrival of an additional Patriot air defense system from …
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BRICS and no mortar: Why Russia has failed to create a viable alternative to the G7
by adminThe Kremlin is eager to spotlight the BRICS summit in Kazan, which began on Oct. …
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Verbal interventions: Iran promises Israel retribution for the assassination of Hamas leader, but has no means to respond
by adminThe assassination in Tehran of Ismail Haniyeh, the head of Hamas’s political bureau, presents a …