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Samuel Ramani
Samuel Ramani is a DPhil candidate in International Relations at St. Antony’s College, University of Oxford specializing in post-1991 Russian foreign policy. He is a geopolitical analyst and commentator, who contributes regularly to the Washington Post, Huffington Post, National Interest magazine and Russian International Affairs Council. His work has also been featured in the Moscow Times, Jerusalem Post, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Hudson Institute and Al Monitor. In addition to his journalistic writing, Samuel has provided expert commentary on international security issues for major media outlets, like CNN, Al Jazeera, Reuters, AFP and Le Monde.
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August 31, 2018
Can China Burnish Its Image in South Africa?
By Samuel Ramani

August 24, 2018
What Will Pakistan-Saudi Arabia Ties Look Like Under Imran Khan?
By Samuel Ramani

August 16, 2018
Are Afghanistan-Iran Relations on the Mend?
By Samuel Ramani

July 21, 2018
Why Has Russia Invited the Taliban to Moscow?
By Samuel Ramani

July 18, 2018
Are Warming Russia-South Korea Relations a Game-changer?
By Samuel Ramani

July 13, 2018
Can Uzbekistan Help Mediate the Afghan Conflict?
By Samuel Ramani

July 09, 2018
Can China Mediate Between Pakistan and India?
By Samuel Ramani

May 10, 2018
Saudi Arabia's New Taliban Strategy
By Samuel Ramani

April 21, 2018
Russia and Pakistan: A Durable Anti-American Alliance in South Asia
By Samuel Ramani

April 10, 2018
Why Russia Exaggerates Islamic State's Presence in Afghanistan
By Samuel Ramani

March 15, 2018
What's Really Behind Russia's Public Support of the Trump-Kim Meeting?
By Samuel Ramani
