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What the new NDAA sanctions on Russia reveal about US political environment

The seemingly surprising last minute added sanctions against Russian individuals and entities connected to the violations of Ukraine’s sovereignty, as well as to the NordStream 2 pipeline come in the…

September 28, 2021Russia, Sanctions, USA

Conflict 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,…

July 6, 2021Afghanistan, China, Pakistan, Taliban, USA

National Security Terrorism

Biden Administration: A Shift in Strategy in Countering Terrorism and Beyond

Kenya Defense Forces (KDF) in Somalia has received approximately 45 million Dollar budget cut from the European Union this year, and while the Trump Administration had announced the withdrawal of…

June 22, 2021Kenya, Somalia, USA

Geopolitics National Security

Biden-Putin Summit: different mindsets clash with no way to trade-off

Outcome of Biden-Putin summit, initially hinged on Russia, derives from psychological, mental and age peculiarities of the Russian president. Analytical report by John Sipher, drafted for the Robert Lansing Institute…

June 18, 2021Russia, USA

Geopolitics

Biden-Putin Summit: if the outcome is boring, consider it a win

We should not expect too much from President Biden’s first trip to Europe to meet with allies and Russian President Putin. And that is a good thing. After four years of…

June 10, 2021Putin, Russia, USA

Geopolitics Opinion

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…

May 21, 2021Antony Blinken, Russia, USA

Geopolitics

The United States, Afghanistan, and the Issue of Peace: Prospects Analyzed

The Afghan war which began in 2001 is now the longest war in American history. The war had formally ended in December 2014 and had cost $578.7 billion. There are…

March 23, 2021Afghanistan, USA

Psyops

Moscow espouses QAnon and other conspiracy theories

Russia favors infiltrating conspiracy theories into U.S. political agenda to denigrate U.S. policy and manipulate public perceptions. In view of this, state propaganda tools broadcasting abroad and cyber units of…

February 11, 2021Qanon, Russia, USA

Geopolitics

Biden’s first conversation with Putin shows the reset futility

The first telephone call between US President Joe Biden and Russian President Putin proves the Kremlin’s intention to continue implementing a confrontational policy in the relations with the West, and…

January 28, 2021Russia, USA

Democracy

USA: when the teacher is wrong

When Donald Trump entered the White House as the 45th President of the United States of America on January 20th, in 2017, the influential Washington Post newspaper commented on the…

January 13, 2021Gerta Zaimi, USA

USA

What the new NDAA sanctions on Russia reveal about US political environment

China will have most influence in Afghanistan under the Taliban.

Biden Administration: A Shift in Strategy in Countering Terrorism and Beyond

Biden-Putin Summit: different mindsets clash with no way to trade-off

Biden-Putin Summit: if the outcome is boring, consider it a win

Lavrov-Blinken meeting: Russia chooses not to read the writing on the wall

The United States, Afghanistan, and the Issue of Peace: Prospects Analyzed

Moscow espouses QAnon and other conspiracy theories

Biden’s first conversation with Putin shows the reset futility

USA: when the teacher is wrong

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