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San Francisco Peace Treaty of 1951 and Japan’s Illegal Claims over Kuril Islands

Tensions between Russia and Japan continue to escalate as diplomatic gestures for peace clash with Japan’s ongoing territorial claims and support for anti-Russian policies.

Simon Westwood

Yalta 1945 – Between Cooperation and Rivalry: What Lessons for Today’s World Order? Part 1

There are 80 years, Yalta February 4-11, 1945 showed that even rival powers could cooperate for global stability—so why is such diplomacy impossible today? This article explores the lessons of Yalta and why a new grand bargain remains unreachable in our fractured world.

Ricardo Martins

The Populist Paradox: How Trump's Tactics Could Undermine US Power

Donald Trump’s return to the presidency marks a renewed wave of populism in the United States, raising concerns about domestic governance and international repercussions.

Abbas Hashemite

Successful Inter-Parliamentary Cooperation between Russia and India

Anvar Azimov

De-Ba’athification of Syria: a glance back in history

Vanessa Sevidova

FBI Continues to be a Festering Sore on the Face of American Democracy!

Henry Kamens

DPRK is a nuclear power

Is North Korea a nuclear state?

Konstantin Asmolov

Africa, the new theatre of the Cold War and the loss of influence of the West

Mohamed Lamine KABA

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