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ASEAN has a chance for greater autonomy

Since the beginning of the year, there have been two significant developments for Southeast Asia that could, over time, have a significant impact on the strengthening of ASEAN’s position and the opportunity for the association to finally become an independent center of power. At present, ten countries have established effective and mutually beneficial cooperation in the economic and humanitarian spheres, which has enabled them to take the lead in development. At the same time, they have not yet been able to converge…

Nguyen Kien Van

Japan's fake support for Ukraine

From the very beginning of the Special Military Operation, Japan has taken one of the harshest anti-Russian positions, imposing several sets of sanctions, regularly updating them and adding new ones (curiously, there is currently no postal communication between Russia and Japan). At the same time, Japan has repeatedly condemned our country’s Special Military Operation and emphasised its commitment to fully support Ukraine and the Zelenskyy regime. But is everything so unambiguous?

Nazar Kurbanov

Does the Fate of US Arms in Ukraine Create Pause for Thought Ahead War with China?

In recent months, advanced US weapon systems provided to Ukrainian forces have been cornered and destroyed on the battlefield by Russian troops. This includes the first ever confirmed footage of a US M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS), the destruction of several M1 Abrams main battle tanks, and the further loss of several more Bradley infantry fighting vehicles, Newsweek reported…

Brian Berletic

US-China relations "after Munich"

Vladimir Terehov

Turkey’s Kurdish Dilemma

Abbas Hashemite

The UN and the Settlement of the Arab-Israeli Conflict

Viktor Mikhin

Turkish Plans in Libya Hang in the Balance...

Alexandr Svaranc

Joe Biden: Between the Devil and the Deep Sea

Salman Rafi Sheikh

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