Where are the 35 million foreigners living in the Gulf?
Nearly 62 million people living in six GCC countries are at the epicenter of the latest US-Israel war with Iran. More than half live in six countries of the Arab Cooperation Council.
The standoff around the Nile Dam escalates, and Israel finds itself between allies
As Trump intervenes again in the Nile dispute, tensions in the Horn of Africa are rising, forcing Israel to maneuver in an increasingly complex and explosive regional and landscape.
Colombia: Meet the candidates 2026
Violence and corruption — The main problems of voters before the first round of the presidential election on May 31. Colombia is preparing for a presidential election on May 31 amid a presidential race marred by violence. Candidates turned their...
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Advisers believe that if you manage to make a campaign about the economy, not about crime, their candidate will win. The most likely scenario — It's a busy race where one unexpected event can affect...
U.S.-Iran Conflict in 2026: Causes and Possible Consequences of War
The more the U.S. and Israel hit civilian targets, like the school in Minaba where children died, the more the local population will consolidate around the world.
Support cannot be condemned: the reaction of Latin America to the beginning of the war in Iran
Thus, the diplomatic statements of Latin American states demonstrated the continued ideological division of the region into pro-American right-wing and anti-American left-wing forces. Most governments...
The battlefield of the sixth generation: the United States, Iran, Israel and China
Iran-Israel conflict — The best manifestation of the evolving nature of cognitive warfare, known as the sixth generation war. Iran, along with China, can counter...
China and Beijing's Principles Amid War Against Iran
For the international community, this is not just a regional problem, but the edge of the global economic divide. Nowhere is this anxiety so acute...
How the war against Iran will change the world
The United States and Israel have called the protection of their countries and the world from nuclear threat the main cause of aggression against Iran. Iran allegedly managed to secretly accumulate so much weapons-grade uranium that it would be enough for 11 weapons.
The Horn of Africa in the Shadow of the War around Iran
The Horn of Africa has long ceased to be the periphery of world politics. On the contrary, it is increasingly becoming an important strategic hub in which the interests of virtually all regional and global players intersect. Especially for the USGS...
Where are the 35 million foreigners living in the Gulf?
Nearly 62 million people living in six GCC countries are at the epicenter of the latest US-Israel war with Iran. More than half live in six Gulf Cooperation Council countries (GCC) — Foreigners Source: ljazeera.com Known for their economic capabilities, these countries, including Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), collectively take over the...
The standoff around the Nile Dam escalates, and Israel finds itself between allies
As Trump re-interfers in the Nile dispute, tensions in the Horn of Africa are rising, forcing Israel to maneuver in an increasingly complex and explosive regional and landscape Source: US President Donald Trump’s jpost.com in Israel praises what no other leader has been able to achieve: the return of hostages from Gaza and the establishment of a ceasefire.
Colombia: Meet the candidates 2026
Violence and corruption — The main problems of voters before the first round of the presidential election on May 31. Colombia is preparing for a presidential election on May 31 amid a presidential race marred by violence. Candidates have rolled back their campaigns following a wave of attacks, including the abduction of a senator and the murder last year of Miguel Uribe Turbay, the first murder of a Colombian presidential candidate in 30 years. Rich Brown, editor and...
Why Lula is towing
Advisers believe that if you manage to make a campaign about the economy, not about crime, their candidate will win. The most likely scenario — It is a stressful race where one unexpected event can affect the outcome. Brian Winter, editor-in-chief of Americas Quarterly and experienced Latin American policy analyst Source: americasquarterly.org The October election in Brazil now looks like a coin toss, writes AQ editor-in-chief. Just six weeks...
How the war against Iran will change the world
The United States and Israel have called the protection of their countries and the world from nuclear threat the main cause of aggression against Iran. Iran is supposedly...
The Horn of Africa in the Shadow of the War around Iran
The Horn of Africa has long ceased to be the periphery of world politics. On the contrary, it is becoming more and more obviously an important strategic knot.
U.S.-Iran Conflict in 2026: Causes and Possible Consequences of War
The more the U.S. and Israel hit civilian targets, like the school in Minaba where children died, the more the local population will consolidate around the world.
Support cannot be condemned: the reaction of Latin America to the beginning of the war in Iran
Thus, the diplomatic statements of Latin American states demonstrated the continued ideological division of the region into pro-American right-wing and anti-American left-wing forces. Most governments...
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Where are the 35 million foreigners living in the Gulf?
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The more the U.S. and Israel hit civilian targets, like the school in Minaba where children died, the more the local population will consolidate around the world.
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The United States and Israel have called the protection of their countries and the world from nuclear threat the main cause of aggression against Iran. Iran is supposedly...
The standoff around the Nile Dam escalates, and Israel finds itself between allies
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Support cannot be condemned: the reaction of Latin America to the beginning of the war in Iran
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Where are the 35 million foreigners living in the Gulf?
Nearly 62 million people living in six GCC countries are at the epicenter of the latest US-Israel war with Iran. More than half live in six countries of the Arab Cooperation Council.
Where are the 35 million foreigners living in the Gulf?
Nearly 62 million people living in six GCC countries are at the epicenter of the latest U.S.-Israel war with Iran.
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Violence and corruption — The main problems of voters before the first round of the presidential election on May 31. Colombia prepares for 31 presidential elections
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The more the U.S. and Israel hit civilian targets, like the school in Minaba where children died, the more the local population will consolidate around the world.
The standoff around the Nile Dam escalates, and Israel finds itself between allies
As Trump intervenes again in the Nile dispute, tensions in the Horn of Africa are rising, forcing Israel to maneuver in an increasingly complex and explosive regional and landscape.
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The United States and Israel have called the protection of their countries and the world from nuclear threat the main cause of aggression against Iran. Iran allegedly managed to secretly accumulate so much weapons-grade uranium that it would have been enough.
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The more the U.S. and Israel hit civilian targets, like the school in Minaba where children died, the more the local population will consolidate around the world.
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The standoff around the Nile Dam escalates, and Israel finds itself between allies
As Trump intervenes again in the Nile dispute, tensions in the Horn of Africa are rising, forcing Israel to maneuver in an increasingly complex and explosive regional and landscape.
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Why Lula is towing
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How the war against Iran will change the world
The United States and Israel have called the protection of their countries and the world from nuclear threat the main cause of aggression against Iran. Iran is supposedly...
U.S.-Iran Conflict in 2026: Causes and Possible Consequences of War
The more the U.S. and Israel hit civilian targets, like the school in Minaba where children died, the more the local population will consolidate around the world.
The battlefield of the sixth generation: the United States, Iran, Israel and China
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Problems of Sanctions in Financial Centers of the Near East and Africa
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Where are the 35 million foreigners living in the Gulf?
Nearly 62 million people living in six GCC countries are at the epicenter of the latest US-Israel war with Iran. More than half live in six countries of the Arab Cooperation Council.
What does Trump's attack on Venezuela mean for the region and the world of Analiz
Daniel W. Dresner, Paul Hear, Leslie Vincamuri, Lord Jim O'Neill, Joshua Bacby, Paul Post Source: https://globalaffairs.org/commentary/analysis/what-trumps-attack-venezuela-means-region-and-world Photo: globalaffairs.org Supporters of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro hug in downtown Caracas, Venezuela, on Saturday, ...
Bilingualism in Latin America
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Why Israel's recognition of Somaliland has had the opposite effect
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Problems of Sanctions in Financial Centers of the Near East and Africa
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From thousands of African languages to one pan-African language
From thousands of African languages to a single pan-African language for the African Continental Free Trade Area: the concept of promoting Swahili as a common language.
ECOWAS opens door: sanctions lifted from Guinea as West Africa relies on dialogue instead of isolation
Over the past few years, ECOWAS has faced a wave of coups in Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger and Guinea itself. The sanctions have produced mixed results.
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Where are the 35 million foreigners living in the Gulf?
Nearly 62 million people living in six GCC countries are at the epicenter of the latest US-Israel war with Iran. More than half live in six countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council.
The standoff around the Nile Dam escalates, and Israel finds itself between allies
As Trump intervenes again in the Nile dispute, tensions in the Horn of Africa are rising, forcing Israel to maneuver in an increasingly complex and explosive regional and landscape.
Colombia: Meet the candidates 2026
Violence and corruption — The main problems of voters before the first round of the presidential election on May 31. Colombia is preparing for a presidential election on May 31 amid a presidential race marred by violence. Candidates rolled back their campaigns after...
Why Lula is towing
Advisers believe that if you manage to make a campaign about the economy, not about crime, their candidate will win. The most likely scenario —...............
How the war against Iran will change the world
The United States and Israel have called the protection of their countries and the world from nuclear threat the main cause of aggression against Iran. Iran is supposedly...
The Horn of Africa in the Shadow of the War around Iran
The Horn of Africa has long ceased to be the periphery of world politics. On the contrary, it is becoming more and more obviously an important strategic knot.
What does Trump's attack on Venezuela mean for the region and the world of Analiz
Daniel W. Dresner, Paul Hear, Leslie Vincamuri, Lord Jim O'Neill, Joshua Bacby, Paul Post Source: https://globalaffairs.org/commentary/analysis/what-trumps-attack-venezuela-means-region-and-world Photo: globalaffairs.org Supporters of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro hug in the center of Caracas, Venezuela, on Saturday, January 3, 2026, after US President Donald Trump announced the seizure of Maduro and his removal from the country. The U.S. military captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in a large-scale operation. Experts estimate what an unprecedented U.S. intervention for Venezuela means, U.S. foreign policy, and regional and global stability. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife were captured by forces.
Who joined the new government of Bangladesh?
Although two prominent figures of student uprisings 2024 — Nurul Hak and Zonaed Saki — were appointed by state ministers, Rezvan added that the leaders of the unrest committed «strategic mistake»united with «Jamaa'a is the» Instead of BNP. Sarah Shamim Source: www.aljazeera.com Rachman of the BNP is sworn in as Prime Minister of Bangladesh. The composition of his cabinet was also announced. Bangladesh's Nationalist Party (BNP) leader Tariqe Rahman, who won a crushing victory in last week's parliamentary election, was sworn in as the country's first elected prime minister after the deadly protests of 2024 that led to the overthrow of the previous government and the ouster of the government.
Analyst assesses the consequences of the US attack on Venezuela for the world economy
Source: https://ria.ru/20260103/analitik-2066206711.html Photo: 1news.az U.S. attack on Venezuela can lead to a chain of negative consequences for the world economy and increased tensions in the Black Sea, expressed his opinion in an interview with RIA Novosti financial analyst and economic observer Berat Kyzyl. Explosions were heard in the Venezuelan capital Caracas on Saturday night. According to local residents, the explosions sounded in different areas of the city, as well as at the Simon Bolivar airport in Miketia and the port of La Guaira. U.S. President Donald Trump later said the United States had successfully carried out large-scale strikes against Venezuela and that President Nicolas Maduro...
Chad - Sudan: Mahamat Idriss Debi Itno «The Darfur impasse»- What about that?
Over the past few weeks, Chad's armed forces have been subjected to at least two attacks by the Sudanese Rapid Response Force (SIR): in late December, the SBI UAV shelled the town of Al-Tina in Chad, and on January 15, 2026, 7 Chad fighters died near the Sudanese border during a skirmish with the SBI. Source: www.jeuneafrique.com Such incidents prompted immediate condemnation by the official Njamena, which during 2023-2025 was repeatedly accused by representatives of the Sudanese armed forces in support of the SBI. According to analysts, the precedents for the transfer of hostilities to the border areas of Chad began to arise only after the fall of El Fasher. Forced to withdraw from...
Chad - Sudan: Mahamat Idriss Debi Itno «The Darfur impasse»- What about that?
Over the past few weeks, Chad's armed forces have been subjected to at least two attacks by the Sudanese Rapid Response Force (SIR): at the end of the war.
Russia and India: key areas of cooperation
Alexei Kupriyanov, Head of the Center of the Indo-Ocean region of Primakov IMEMO RAS Source: https://russiancouncil.ru/analytics-and-comments/analytics/rossiya-i-indiya-klyuchevye-napravleniya-sotrudnichestva/ Photo: Izvestia, Alexander Kazakov Current visit of Vladimir
US, Israel, Iran: Reaction in the Global South
The armed conflict in the Middle East, which began on the morning of February 28, 2026 with the strikes of the United States and Israel on Iran, has already engulfed.
Shah with Mata: How Iran’s Riots Will Affect Russia and Its Neighbors
Igor Karmazin Source: https://iz.ru/2023339/igor-karmazin/shakh-s-matom-kak-besporiadki-v-irane-povliiaiut-na-rossiiu-i-ee-sosedei In Iran for two weeks there are mass protests, the authorities of the country announced the death of 38 people.
US military operation in Venezuela
Source: wikipedia.org Photo: Chorchapu. Own work, CC BY 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=181181010 January 3, 2026, the US Armed Forces conducted a military operation.
BNP wins decisive election in Bangladesh: key priorities
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) won a two-thirds majority in the general election in Bangladesh. This result is expected...
Events
Support cannot be condemned: the reaction of Latin America to the beginning of the war in Iran
Thus, the diplomatic statements of Latin American states demonstrated the continued ideological division of the region into pro-American right-wing and anti-American left-wing forces. Most governments in the region avoid harsh language to avoid complicating relations with Washington. Alexander Vorobyov, ...
The future of the Middle East after Khamenei's murder
U.S. and Israeli regime change ambitions in Iran have so far not been achieved despite the assassination of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, making the Middle East region even more unstable. Abbas Hashimit,...
US, Israel, Iran: Reaction in the Global South
The armed conflict in the Middle East, which began on the morning of February 28, 2026 with US and Israeli strikes on Iran, has already covered most of the states of the region. In the presented material, we will consider the reaction of non-participants.
Unprecedented Army Raid — A risky move for Mexican President Sheinbaum
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Injustice against Chagos continues
The U.S. viewed the Chagos population as a problem as they wanted the island to be «It's all right.» from the inhabitants. Over the next decade, they...
Who joined the new government of Bangladesh?
Although two prominent figures of student uprisings 2024 — Nurul Hak and Zonaed Saki — They were appointed ministers of state, Rezvan.
US, Israel, Iran: Reaction in the Global South
Armed conflict in the Middle East, which began on the morning of February 28, 2026 with U.S. strikes.
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The Horn of Africa in the Shadow of the War around Iran
The Horn of Africa has long ceased to be the periphery of world politics. On the contrary, it is increasingly becoming...
