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144981
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THIS IS A COLLECTION of essays about politicians who have been prominent in the Middle East in the period from the mid-20th century to this day. The collection "Political Portraits of the Statesmen of the Near and Middle East"* launches a new research project at the Institute for International Studies of the Moscow State Institute (University) of International Relations (MGIMO), "Political Portraits."
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167745
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THE PALESTINIAN PROBLEM is one of the worst headaches of the Middle East and one of the greatest geopolitical challenges.
The Soviet Union/Russia, which was present when it originated, was one of the countries that tried to resolve problems related, among other things, to Israeli and Palestinian statehood and the fact that Palestine is the cradle of three world religions - Christianity, Islam and ludaism.
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117407
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2012.
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IT IS FOR A LONG TIME now that the Syrian crisis has been and remains one of the political pivots in the Middle East and an important element of the global political process. It keeps the world powers (NATO members, Russia and China), regional power centers (Turkey, Iran, Israel, and the Gulf monarchies) and Syria's Arab neighbors riveted to the Syrian ups and downs.
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