Russia Reform Monitor No. 2489
Russia refocuses on demography;
U.S. travel rules don't recognize Russian vaccines;
In Russia, a raging pandemic;
Now, expanded Russian gas headed to Hungary;
At Sochi, a Russo-Turkish thaw
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Iran’s SCO Entry Could Complicate U.S.-Israeli Strategic Options
Iran's impending entry into the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), the Eurasian bloc that China and Russia lead, has great potential to limit U.S., Israeli and Western leeway in confronting Tehran's nuclear and hegemonic aspirations, sponsorship of international terrorism and efforts at regional de-stabilization.
AFPC fellow in Indo-Pacific Studies Michael Sobolik testifies before the House Foreign Affairs Committee’s Subcommittee: Asia, the Pacific, Central Asia, and Nonproliferation
AFPC fellow in Indo-Pacific Studies Michael Sobolik testifies before the House Foreign Affairs Committee's Subcommittee: Asia, the Pacific, Central Asia, and Nonproliferation regarding the 'Strengthening of U.S. Ties with Southeast Asia.'
Global Islamism Monitor No. 94
In Morocco's elections, an Islamist rout;
Egypt cracks down on Islamist literature;
Foreign fighters go to ground in Austria;
ISIS grows in Africa;
The al-Hol nightmare, continued
What Morocco’s Elections Mean
When Moroccans went to the polls earlier this month to elect a new parliament, the result was a massive repudiation of Islamism – and a resounding affirmation of the North African nation's current geopolitical trajectory.