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The top diplomats of the three countries expressed their conviction that there can be no military solution to the Syrian conflict
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The top diplomats of the three countries expressed their conviction that there can be no military solution to the Syrian conflict
The United Nations (UN) Special Envoy to Syria Geir Pedersen announced on Friday that the sixth round of meetings of the Syrian Constitutional Committee in Geneva ended 'without making any progress.' ...
30 years of independence: Kazakhstan eyes to widen strategic partnership with India SECTIONS Share Synopsis PM Narendra Modi was in Kazakhstan in July 2015 (bilateral visit) and June 2017 (SCO summit). Modi participated in the 17th SCO Summit in Astana on June 8-9, 2017 and India was admitted as a full member of the SCO during the Summit. It is important to note that Kazakhstan along with Russia played important roles in getting India admitted to the SCO. Reuters A general view shows the the city of Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan July 1, 2021 Kazakhstan, Central Asia’s biggest and resourceful state...
Is Russia prepared for an open-ended conflict in Syria? May 14, 2021 Share Russia’s key foreign policy dilemma is the tension between its aspirations of retaining its Soviet-era geopolitical clout and its lack of ideological and economic tools to achieve that goal. Among other things, this has implications for the Kremlin’s behavior toward its allies. Russia’s leadership chooses to either turn a blind eye to its partners’ activities or tries to restrain them in such an aggressive fashion that they start looking for alternatives. This problem is only compounded as Russia invests ...
Get email notification for articles from Zvi Bar'el Follow Apr. 23, 2021 10:08 PM It was an interesting development Wednesday: The Syrian missile that crashed near Ashalim in the Negev, about 30 kilometers (19 miles) from the Dimona nuclear reactor, wasn’t intercepted by the Israeli systems meant to do just that. This might make clear that the main threat to Israel isn’t necessarily the prime minister’s PR machine that hasn’t eschewed a confrontation with the Biden administration. Israel operates freely in the airspace over Syria and Lebanon, attacks the heart of Iran’s nuclear pro...