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Russian sociologist Enver Fridovich Kisriev

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The opposition is being slowly radicalized because of the direct participation of the political centre within the local battles: Enver Kisriev in the interview for DespiteBorders

Enver Kisriev is a Russian sociologist, expert in the questions concerning Caucasus. He is the head of the Caucasus department at the Center for Civilizational and Regional Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences. He is an expert in ethno-cultural and civil-political problems of modern Dagestan. He served as the advisor to the chairman of the People’s Assembly…

Armenian Foreign Minister Vardan Oskanian and President of Iran Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Source: REUTERS

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A perfect example of collaboration between Islam and Christianity

Notwithstanding many warnings and three sanctions implemented by the International Community on the Iranian Islamic Republic, one of the smallest former Soviet republics cooperates more and more intensively with the Islamic state. The favourability and suitability of close Christian-Islamic collaboration based on centenary cultural traditions consists particularly in the economic level, however, in the foreground…

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Teheran has been uniting ideology and pragmatism

After 3rd December, 2007, when the US National Intelligence Council released a report, the advocates of the attack on Iran were deprived of one of the reason for its conduction. In the report called Iran: Nuclear intentions and capabilities (1) the CIA claims “with a high degree of certainty” that Teheran terminated its nuclear program yet prior to 2003 and doesn’t resume it nowadays.In spite of the statements…

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Saudi Arabian regime and religion

Several months ago, women’s suffrage was on public agenda in Saudi Arabia. According to the ruling dynasty this issue wasn’t tackled in the last municipal elections (for instance, men and women have to vote in separate polling stations). Thus the dynasty promised that the next elections will make up for this.This bottleneck, which seems to be a harmless technical one at first glance, however, only illustrates…