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The Wider Meaning of Russia’s Pact with Kim Jong Un

The Western alliance is in disarray today over recent developments involving Russia, North Korea, and Vietnam. While the main focus of Western ire seems to be about a Vladimir Putin/Kim Jong-un dialogue and agreements, the deeper implications show further eroding of the Western order’s domination of international politics.

Phil Butler

What kind of peaceful settlement of the Russian-Ukrainian crisis is Turkey in favour of?

“A bad peace is better than a good war,” so says a Russian proverb. “If the Turks speak of peace, prepare for war,” so says a Greek proverb. So, what kind of peace is Turkey offering in the Russian-Ukrainian case?

Alexandr Svaranc

Cyprus, Lebanon: Does Israel and US REALLY Seek to Open up YET another Can of Worms, Front in Self Preservation Damage Control?

One does not have to dig deep, or have deeply placed sources in the intelligence community, to know what desperate steps will come next in the debacle over Hamas versus Israel, and the ongoing genocide in Gaza, turn now to Hezbollah, Northern Israel, and how the US must live up to its obligations in protecting its most trusted ally in the region – the “fledgling” State of Israel … And if you believe that – I suspect that you would like to swallow all what is going on in the World today hook, line and sinker as making the world Safe for Democracy and the American Way.

Henry Kamens

The China-Japan-ROK trilateral summit on May 26-27 in Seoul. Part one: the long road to the meeting

Konstantin Asmolov

The West brings bad luck to Africa

Mohamed Lamine KABA

Turkey is stepping up its foreign policy

Viktor Mikhin

Reforms in Uzbekistan: a new stage in the political development of the republic

Bair Danzanov

Washington to Beijing’s partners: «Sacrifice yourself to help me contain the Dragon»

Lama El Horr

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