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Famine in North Korea: Causes and Myths. Part 1

"Slon" internet magazine published an article by A. Lankov titled "How many people actually died of starvation in North Korea" that caused quite a stir in some circles. The scientist, who is hardly a proponent of Pyongyang, dared to challenge the commonly-held view that three million people...

Konstantin Asmolov

United States and Afghanistan: The drug problem

The withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan is gaining speed. Just recently, the Pentagon began the relocation of its forces from the Manas transit centre in Kyrgyzstan, which will be transferred to local authorities by July 2014. By that time most of the International Security Assistance...

Nikolai Bobkin

America's National Debt: Whose Day of Reckoning Has Come?

In the course of the past few days, the U.S. raised its budget debt ceiling yet again. The government can again start increasing its debt obligations, which, incidentally, do not need any extra stimulation. The world...

Ekaterina Ryzhkova

The statistics of life in Syria

Alexander Filonik

The Syrian frontier cuts too close to home

Alexander Filonik

Government shutdown and Chinese gold

Jim Dean

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Russia – Turkey: outstanding problems. Part 2

Eldar Kasayev

Russia – Turkey: outstanding problems. Part 1

Eldar Kasayev

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