China Chooses Sides In The Middle East
China's geopolitical ambitions in the Middle East took a giant leap forward over the weekend, when Chinese and Iranian officials convened in Tehran to formally sign a massive new cooperation agreement.
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Russia Reform Monitor No. 2450
Hezbollah curries favor in Moscow;
Three NGOs file legal case against Wagner...;
...as paper targeted;
Putin holds Moscow rally to celebrate Crimean annexation;
Ukrainians stripped of land-owning rights in Crimea;
Moscow recalls envoy after murder "spat"
Iranians Are Looking Beyond Ayatollahs And The Islamic Republic
Evidence mounts that the captive population that the ayatollahs control is seeking change
Russia Reform Monitor No. 2449
Biden team preps retaliation for Solarwinds hack;
Moscow, Beijing plot joint lunar station;
Bitcoin mine "digs deep" in Siberia";
Sputnik-V vaccine slated for Italian production;
Russia slows down Twitter;
Russia plans conference to further "inter-Afghan talks"
Iran’s Opposition Is Sending Washington a Message
Something profound is taking shape inside Iran. Mere months from the country's next presidential election, and in the midst of a U.S. push for reengagement with its clerical regime, recent days have seen new signs of life from—and coordination among—Iran's notoriously fragmented opposition.