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Afghanistan neighbors see opportunity, peril in Taliban takeover

Afghanistan neighbors see opportunity, peril in Taliban takeover
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Russia Faces Major Risks on Afghanistan Despite Kremlin Claiming Propaganda Victory Over U S

Russia Faces Major Risks on Afghanistan Despite Kremlin Claiming Propaganda Victory Over U S
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Caspian Friendship: too little too late [NGW Magazine]

Caspian Friendship: too little too late [NGW Magazine] Feb 19, 2021 7:15:am Summary Among the legacies of the Soviet Union is the failure to develop certain Caspian Sea reserves. Cross-border rivalries persist, despite agreements on paper. by: Joseph Murphy Since the end of the Soviet Union, the development of some of the Caspian Sea’s substantial oil and gas reserves has been stifled by territorial disputes between the five littoral states. All but Iran are former members of the USSR. Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Russia have divided the northern Caspian among themselves through bilateral agreements based on median lines, allowing them to push ahead with some major projects. Other areas of the sea remain contested, though, with Azerbaijan, Iran and Turkmenistan all having competing claims. But there have been indications in recent years that those three countries are finally adopting a more pr.

Big Houses, Deep Pockets: The Nazarbaev Family s Opulent Offshore Real Estate Empire

By Mike Eckel and Sarah Alikhan December 22, 2020 GENEVA – In the gentle dawn of Switzerland’s late summer, Lake Geneva’s ripples lap against the properties on the eastern shore in the suburb of Anières, home to diplomats, bankers, and well-to-do Swiss. Some of the buildings are understated in their wealth, with slate shingles or mansard roofs or Corinthian columns. Some have gazebos on manicured lawns looking west to the Jura Mountains, or docks where motorboats and kayaks are parked. Many have gates and surveillance cameras to protect from curious passersby. And then there’s the property at No. 399 Route D’Hermance: a 3,200-square-meter three-level villa with a butterfly staircase, a 25-meter indoor-outdoor swimming pool, spa, guest quarters, and terraced landscaping.

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