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The past year has been marked by a number of interesting trends in sanctions policy. In part, they were influenced by last year's victory

The Biden administration has been in power for about a year, yet Sino-US ties have not improved appreciably. Despite the fact that the

The “time” to which the seventeenth century English philosopher refers is that calculable interval spent in the “State of Nature.” This anarchic

The scaling down of the US presence in the Middle East and the possible strengthening of Iran's positions following the lifting of the American

Abu Dhabi sets aside differences between the seven United Arab Emirates (Ras Al Khaimah, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, Umm Al Quwain, Ajman, Dubai

Footballers with diametrically opposed views on homosexuality and alcohol consumption have sparked heated controversy about

Eleventh-hour diplomacy notwithstanding, few tangible barriers remain in the way of an Iranian nuclear capability. If Israel should decide

Executive Summary Russia’s General Staff has long-established interests in the analysis of developments in the means and methods of military conflict. In the early Soviet era, military theory, far from being purely academic, proved decisive in shaping the successful defense and survival of the Soviet Union from the onslaught of the invading Nazi German Wehrmacht. In latter decades, several Soviet …

The UN Interim Force in Lebanon, UNIFIL, said on Friday that escalating hostilities over the past two days involving Lebanese and Israeli forces

Modern Diplomacy There are several myths about Soviet/Russian involvement in Libya in particular and the Mediterranean in general. Unfortunately, such “political stories” are firmly rooted in the traditions of the Cold War and the post-Soviet period of geopolitical fog. The first myth perpetuated in all the analytical efforts is that Gaddafi was a staunch ally to the Kremlin. This misreading of the Colonel has been the reason for many failures in describing the past and the present of Russi...