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China-Iran Economic Ties and Trade Based More on Geopolitics Than Economics
Post Views: 613 In recent years, the Tehran-Beijing relationship has witnessed significant growth. The US withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal 2015, also ...
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Gulf States And Central Asian Republics Chart A Path Forward
Post Views: 639 Trade, transit and energy topped the agenda when foreign ministers from the GCC and Central Asian republics met in Tashkent, ...
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About The Collective Security Treaty Organization, ‘CSTO’
Post Views: 745 The Collective Security Treaty came into force 30 years ago today, on April 20, 1994 to herald the emergence what ...
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The Future of Niger Following The Break Off Military Cooperation With the U.S.A.
Post Views: 809 Hundreds took to the streets of Niger’s capital last April 13th to demand the departure of U.S. troops, after the ...
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Stakes Could Not Be Higher For This Year’s European Parliament Election
Post Views: 598 Elections for the European Parliament will take place across the 27 EU member states in June. Campaigning has already begun ...
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Life Without Oil, Maybe It is Not As Simple as We Thought
Post Views: 870 The elephant in the room that no one wants to discuss is that crude oil is the foundation of our ...
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Close But Complicated, Diving Deep Into The Complex Russia-Iran ‘Relationship’
Post Views: 839 Tehran and Moscow Best Friends? Not quite. This alliance is complicated and complex. Russia’s war in Ukraine has ushered in ...
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The Syrian Triangle: Iran Consulate Strike Shows ‘The Gloves are Off’ – Is This The Last Red-Line
Post Views: 1,017 Another red line was crossed on 1 April 2024 when an Israeli airstrike hit part of Iran’s consulate in Damascus, ...
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A Third of The World’s Refineries Are on the Verge of Closure
Post Views: 886 More than a third of the world’s total oil refining capacity is at risk of shutting down, as refining margins ...
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Djibouti, a GeoStrategic Location for Foreign Powers Military Bases
Post Views: 798 Djibouti, a country located at the entrance to Bab al-Mandab, where 30% of world trade passes, has become an international ...
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