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The intensification of Japan’s Indo-Pacific policy. The vector of Western countries

In July 2024, Japan sharply intensified its foreign policy in the most important areas, particularly regarding strengthening relations with the countries of the collective West, split into three aspects: US, South Korean and European. Japan has focused on defence cooperation with its allies in both bilateral and multilateral formats (IP4, AUKUS+, NATO, the Seoul-Washington-Tokyo axis, etc.).

Nazar Kurbanov

Russia and the importance of the North-South international transport corridor

Russia and its peoples are blessed by providence; the huge landscape and the rich abundance of all kinds of natural resources are now and have always been a source of Russia’s power and prestige. History reveals that the sizeable landscape not only provides resources, but is also a great source of Russia’s natural defence against aggressors. However, besides these natural blessings, Russia’s belligerent neighbours have always tried to contain Russia’s ascent towards progress and prosperity.

Simon Westwood

On the latest international events with Japan’s participation

July of this year saw a multitude of noteworthy events along the line of Japanese foreign policy. Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa visited Europe again. She did so ‘again’, as she visited Europe only two and a half months earlier together with her boss, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.

Vladimir Terehov

A Russia-US Military Spending - Necessity Versus Waste

Phil Butler

India's geoeconomic and geopolitical approach in Armenia, perspective

Farzad Bonesh

The deterioration of Western elites

Vladimir Mashin

Falling Global War on Terror plot: The US allowed 1998 Nairobi-Embassy Bombing

Simon Chege Ndiritu

The Middle East: a loaded gun

Yuriy Zinin

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