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Caspian basin energy potential in the reshaped energy landscape
31 March 2025
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Some weeks ago, the US Department of Energy released an updated survey on the oil and gas sector in the Caspian Basin (US Energy Information
Turning the screws on Teheran
25 March 2025
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The return of Donald Trump to the White House after the 2024 elections in the US has changed the calculus in Teheran. Reeling from the
The multi-faceted implications of the trilateral meeting in Ferghana Valley
20 March 2025
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The new Mecca of neutralism
13 March 2025
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The return of Mr Trump to the US Presidency has raised high expectations of reinforced ties between Washington and Gulf partners, which already had a
The Balkans beyond KFOR
6 March 2025
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As soon as leaving the Nikola Tesla airport in Belgrade, people inevitably step into an immense Soviet-era skyscraper serving as gateway to the city. Having