The UK’s Ban on Hamas Is a Belated Step in the Right Direction
London needs a new approach to the Israel-Palestinian conflict.
November 29, 2021
Russia’s Recent Moves in the Caucasus Are Part of Its Strategy to Keep Ukraine, the Middle East, and Other Areas in a State of Crisis
Keeping the EU and U.S. out, and Moscow in.
Earlier this month—just a year after the end the 2020 conflict—a short period of intense fighting broke out between Azerbaijan and Armenia over the long-disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh. Once again, Vladimir Putin, who has inclined toward the Armenians, stepped in to broker an “interim solution.” It’s worth noting that Baku has important security ties to Israel, while Yerevan retains warm relations with Iran. Amir Taheri examines what the latest flair-up says about Russia’s strategy in the region, and beyond:
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Russia’s Recent Moves in the Caucasus Are Part of Its Strategy to Keep Ukraine, the Middle East, and Other Areas in a State of Crisis
Keeping the EU and U.S. out, and Moscow in.
Spain Should Welcome Improved Relations between Rabat and Jerusalem
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