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The Economic Dimension of China-North Korea Relations

Much of the talk about how long the DPRK regime will last under sanctions and the country’s “self-isolation” in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic is rooted in the question of what role Beijing will play in supporting Pyongyang. In 2019, China accounted for about 95 per cent of North Korea's total trade, according to the website North Korea in the World. According...

Konstantin Asmolov

Now The Organized Takedown of Global Fertilizer Supply?

The global energy shortages which have driven prices for coal, oil and natural gas to explosive highs in the last months are a predictable consequence of the mad pursuit of “Zero Carbon” economic policies that have seen foolish governments subsidize a growing share of electricity from unreliable solar and wind generation. One consequence has been a five-fold...

F. William Engdahl

How the RCEP Could Derail the US Plans in the Indo-Pacific

The recent ratification of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (RCEP) by Australia and New Zealand have opened up the possibility of meaningfully, if not fundamentally, altering the geo-political scenario in the Indo-Pacific in favour of China. The fact that this ratification has come within months of the AUKUS and the Biden...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Gas Crisis in Europe: an Outlook of the Arab World

Yuriy Zinin

Has Saudi Arabia Decided to Put an End to the Small and Defenseless Lebanon?

Viktor Mikhin

Japan and Turkey Boost Cooperation in Central Asia

Vladimir Danilov

Japan’s Energy Policy and its Significance for Russia

Petr Konovalov

Russia's Coal Export to India and its Connection to Eurasian Integration

Petr Konovalov

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