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China will have most influence in Afghanistan under the Taliban.
Posted inConflict Opinion

China will have most influence in Afghanistan under the Taliban.

Today, the Taliban's offensive continues unbated in Afghanistan. The Taliban will gain control of most of Afghanistan, surely. They will face resistance in some parts of the country dominated by Uzbeks,…
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July 6, 2021Tags: Afghanistan, China, Pakistan, Taliban, USA
How the Iranian presidential election might influence the future of Tehran’s domestic and foreign policy
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How the Iranian presidential election might influence the future of Tehran’s domestic and foreign policy

On June 18th, 2021, the Iranians are going to the poll to vote for the next president after eight years of Hassan Rouhani’s leadership. The Islamic Republic of Iran is…
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June 18, 2021Tags: Iran
Lavrov-Blinken meeting: Russia chooses not to read the writing on the wall
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Lavrov-Blinken meeting: Russia chooses not to read the writing on the wall

The outcome of the meeting between the US Secretary of State Blinken and Foreign Minister Lavrov in Reykjavik, Iceland, casts a long shadow on the Kremlin’s outlook for ramming down…
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May 21, 2021Tags: Antony Blinken, Russia, USA
Prisoners of two Extremisms
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Prisoners of two Extremisms

My daughter is twenty-three years old and lives in Chicago. In these days she has enthusiastically participated in the demonstrations of solidarity with the Palestinian people that took place in…
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May 20, 2021Tags: Israel, Palestine
Economic Diplomacy, an Opportunity for Malawi
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Economic Diplomacy, an Opportunity for Malawi

Economic diplomacy, in foreign policy has always being present from its origin in time past. It is the basic mechanism of reaching fruitful commercial and economic connections at the double…
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August 21, 2020Tags: economy, Malawi, Mphatso Kampeni
Northern Mozambique Conflict, a SADC Concern
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Northern Mozambique Conflict, a SADC Concern

In light of emerging conflicts with borderless extremist organizations, and new found wealth, African defence budgets have soared 65% since 2004, according to The Economist, greater than any other region…
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August 17, 2020Tags: Malawi, Mozambique, Mphatso Kampeni
Russia-Poland Relations: The Worst Since World War Two and Rapidly Deteriorating
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Russia-Poland Relations: The Worst Since World War Two and Rapidly Deteriorating

Like all the nations of eastern Europe, Poland spent many years under Russian/Soviet rule. Except for brief periods of independence from 1794 -1795, and then again from 1918 - 1939,…
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June 1, 2020Tags: David DeBatto, Poland, Russia
The Russian Army Versus Social Media Savvy Russian Youth: Has VKontakte Degraded the Readiness of the Russian Army?
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The Russian Army Versus Social Media Savvy Russian Youth: Has VKontakte Degraded the Readiness of the Russian Army?

Central to Russian foreign and domestic policy is the requirement of a strong army. Since at least the mid-19thcentury several Russian leaders, clerics and philosophers have espoused the notion that…
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April 9, 2020Tags: David DeBatto, Russia
It’s Time For An Independent Kurdistan
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It’s Time For An Independent Kurdistan

Kurds are the world’s largest remaining ethnic group without a homeland. Being neither Iraqi or Iranian, Turkish or Syrian, Arab or Persian, the Kurds are a distinct and separate ethnic group that occupies…
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March 26, 2020Tags: David DeBatto, Iran, Iraq, Kurdistan

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