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Approaches and goals of Ankara and Baku regarding the Turkey- Nakhchivan gas pipeline

Farzad Ramezani Bonesh The Turkish Minister of Energy and Natural Resources announced that a one-year Turkey-Nakhchivan gas pipeline will be built in accordance with agreements reached last year between the two countries’ leaders. The Turkey-Nakhchivan gas transmission pipeline from the Igdir region of Turkey lasts 85 km and …

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Egypt’s search for a fig leaf: It’s not the Handball World Championship

 James M. Dorsey Hosting major sports tournaments can confer prestige on a country, but in the case of Egypt, the 2021 Handball World Championship will do little to repair its relations with the US, Italy and states in the Gulf, argues James M. Dorsey in this analysis. Egyptian …

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A Washington Convulsion Complicates Biden’s Task

Arshad Khan  The unthinkable and improbable became possible and very quickly changed to reality as crowds of Trump supporters, outnumbering the Capitol police and instigated by the president himself in a speech a short while earlier, stormed the Capitol and took over parts of the building. Photos of these MAGA …

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Security Council has critical role in addressing fragility and conflict

UN Secretary-General António Guterres has underlined the critical role of the Security Council in addressing links between fragility and conflict, two of the greatest obstacles to achieving sustainable development across the world. Mr. Guterres was speaking on Wednesday during a high-level virtual debate of the Council to examine …

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Prognosis of world order in 2021

Shehab Al Makahleh Every year, futurologists and astrologers try to predict the future of economic and political incidents worldwide. Their prophecies or those of geopoliticians are based mainly on historical analogies, which are catchy to readers, listeners and viewers. Many think tanks issue such prognosis which are adopted …

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Why We Are Introducing an Article of Impeachment

By David N. Cicilline One of the authors of the impeachment article against President Trump makes his case. Mr. Cicilline is a U.S. representative and a member of the House Judiciary Committee. Since his resounding defeat in the presidential election in November, Donald Trump has done everything but concede to …

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Gulf state religious moderation falls by the wayside in Pakistan

James M. Dorsey Silent about rising sectarian violence in Pakistan, Gulf states vying for religious soft power risk exposing the limitations of their concepts of an undefined ‘moderate’ Islam that is tolerant and endorses pluralism. Countries like Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar have so far …

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