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“North Korean hackers” in 2022

The author constantly writes about the “crimes of hackers from the DPRK,” and after talking about the problems that the cybersecurity of the Republic of Korea is facing, it’s time to talk about what hackers from the North have recently been accused of. The claim that the Pyongyang regime is making money for its nuclear missile program by hacking has become so common when directing...

Konstantin Asmolov

Turkey’s energy strategy as a means of boosting security and shifting the balance of power

In today’s world, the security of a country consists of various components, where energy plays a crucial role. The effectiveness of a country’s energy security is determined by its resource capabilities, its scientific and technological base, its geographic location and its access to strategic communications...

Alexandr Svaranc

Japan’s Defense Strategy: A View from the Korean Corner

On December 16, 2022, Japan’s Cabinet approved amendments to three key national security and defense documents. First, an increase in the military budget is envisaged. The Japanese government has previously announced plans to increase defense spending to 2% of GDP by 2027 (it is currently 1% of GDP). If Japan does so, its defense...

Konstantin Asmolov

Russian-Turkish partnership in the area of another Turkish-Syrian crisis

Alexandr Svaranc

China’s COMAC C919 Passenger Jet and a Leap for Multipolarism

Brian Berletic

Towards multipolarity: The geopolitics of non-US air-combat systems

Salman Rafi Sheikh

US Patriot Missiles in Ukraine: A Desperate & Dangerous Escalation

Brian Berletic

The Ukraine Arms Drain

Brian Berletic

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