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What Dropped Yoon Suk-yeol’s Rating?

Less than a hundred days have passed since the enthronement of Yoon Suk-yeol, and his rating is rapidly falling. If in the first week of June it was 52.1%, then on June 22 the negative assessments of the president exceeded the positive ones, while as of July 25, 2022, the rating of Yoon Suk-yeol was 33.3%, and it was already 28% on July 29. Those who supported...

Konstantin Asmolov

Outcomes in Ukraine and Russian Resilience Can be Served Up as the Perfect Scapegoat

There is always a conflict between high principle and pragmatism. Embracing both is probably a wise strategy. But whether you can actually have anything both ways, or whether the outcome would mean anything if you did, remains to be seen. American policymakers, during their many attempts to isolate and antagonise Russia, should...

Henry Kamens

Japan Publishes Yet Another Defense Whitepaper

On July 22 this year, the Japanese Ministry of Defense published a concise (English-language) version of the annual Defense White Paper update. The 500-plus page original usually appears later. However, the concise version already mentioned provides an indication of the innovations in the assessment of Japan’s political and military environment...

Vladimir Terehov

Lavrov, Macron, Blinken and Africa

Oleg Pavlov

Relations between Turkey and Greece Keep Deteriorating

Vladimir Odintsov

Taiwan: Washington Plays with Dragon’s Fire

Brian Berletic

A Reshuffling of the Alliances in the Persian Gulf

Viktor Mikhin

US Intends to Strengthen its Influence in Uzbekistan by Appointing a New Ambassador

Vladimir Platov

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