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China and Japan are becoming more active in the Pacific Ocean

A number of recent events have indicated the increased diplomatic activity of China and Japan, two leading Asian powers, with island countries located in the Pacific Ocean.

Vladimir Terehov

Europe's decline: new turmoil awaits Europeans

Today, many political analysts agree that Europe is in relative decline compared to the rest of the world. It is increasingly marginalised – the major European powers have fallen behind in key economic sectors, with Chinese cars rapidly replacing German ones.

Veniamin Popov

Will EU-Syrian relations be revised?

With the outbreak of hostilities in Syria in 2011 – the so-called ‘Arab Spring’ – the EU immediately introduced sanctions against Syria and backed the opposition. EU policy on Syria has seen no drastic changes throughout the years of conflict, but is this about to change?

Vanessa Sevidova

UN as the Opium of Nations: Making sense of ICJ’s Superfluous ruling on Israeli Occupation of Palestinian Territories

Simon Chege Ndiritu

Military cooperation or solid guarantees: Somaliland soldiers in Ethiopia

Ivan Kopytsev

Golan Heights: on the verge of a big war

Viktor Mikhin

Washington’s Use and Abuse of the Philippines Takes Next Step

Brian Berletic

Paris 2024 Opening Ceremonies: Were They an Intro for the AntiChrist?

Phil Butler

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