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Moscow’s leverage in Syria is strong, but limited

Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared “a complete victory” over the Islamic State on both banks of the Euphrates River in Syria.

Maxim A. Suchkov

What Should the Gulf Crises Teach Us?

One of the most disturbing trends in international politics today is a rapid deterioration of the security situation in the Gulf area, — a region which remains a critically important part of the global economy, finance and transportation.

Andrey Kortunov

Wars in the Name of Islam: What Comes Next?

Is the Middle East turning into the area of total war? What will the Sunni and Shiite rivalry end in? How to defeat terrorism?

Vasily A. Kuznetsov

Arab Uncertainty after the ‘Spring’

After six years of rapid and successive developments that have engulfed Arab countries, they could not reach a safe path towards the future.

Nourhan El-Sheikh

Qatar Сrisis: What’s Next?

Middle East, espicially its Arab part, does not cease to surprise the rest of the world that would hardly be shocked after the turbulent Arab spring and recent political events in the US and Europe.

Vitaly V. Naumkin

Terrorist Attacks in Tehran: Iran Ceases to Be the Most Stable Country in the Middle East

Terrorist attacks in the Iranian parliament and Ayatollah Khomeini mausoleum took place as importance and prestige of the country in the international arena was growing, Valdai club expert Elena Dunaeva says.

Qatar and Saudi Arabia: The Final Breakup or Will America Help?

On June 5, 2017, six Arab countries - Yemen, Libya, Bahrain, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Saudi Arabia - announced the severance of diplomatic relations with Qatar.

Vladimir Yevseyev