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    Global Protests: Russia and China Risk Ending Up on the Wrong Side of History
    James M. Dorsey
    The Algemeiner

    18 November 2019

    In a commentary, Dr James M Dorsey senior fellow at RSIS, wrote that Russia has sought to capitalize around the world, particularly Africa, on its newfound credibility in the Middle East as it attempts to project itself as a world power on par with the US and China.

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    Last updated on 21/11/2019