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Lloyd Austin visits the Philippines again

The US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin's visit to the Philippines in early February further demonstrates the growing importance of the country in Washington's escalating struggle with Beijing for influence in the Southeast Asian subregion. This isn't the first time The New Eastern Outlook is examining the reasons for the special attention of both actors to Southeast Asia...

Vladimir Terehov

Pakistan: Terrorist attack in Peshawar

The words "act of terrorism", alas, invariably appear in nearly every publication of the New Eastern Outlook on developments in the extremely important (we emphasize, nuclear) country that is modern Pakistan. These acts are a regular occurrence on its territory, and the motive behind each can be traced back to some internal or external aspect of its operations...

Vladimir Terehov

Good Riddance: Many Calls for Joe Biden’s Impeachment

US politics is something I have tried to keep a safe distance from, with all its "ins and outs" - considering how deep the political swamp is in the US, and its undulating waves. I consider the political elite as being cut from the same material, whether Democrats or Republicans or most of those on the fringes, and it is a shitty design at that. However, there are a few rare exceptions...

Henry Kamens

Northern Iraq and Syria have turned into a trap for the United States and Turkey

Vladimir Platov

The Great Game of Divisiveness Draws Nearer to the End

Phil Butler

Germany has made the decision to establish its own NATO

Vladimir Danilov

Why the US seeks War with China by 2025

Brian Berletic

Western Missionaries in Mongolia: Faith Today, Socio-Political Agenda Tomorrow

Boris Kushhov

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