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China and South Korea: an Anniversary is Approaching, but Problems Persist
In 2022, diplomatic relations between the PRC and Republic of Korea will turn 30 years old, and Seoul is actively trying to raise relations between the two countries up to a respectable level. This is not easily done, since the confrontation between the United States and China is leaving its mark, and the scale of bilateral...
Konstantin Asmolov
Prospects for Iran-US Nuclear Deal Negotiations
Joe Biden's administration says it is ready to join talks with Iran and world powers to discuss a return to the 2015 nuclear deal. This allegedly sharply rejects former President Donald Trump's "maximum pressure campaign," which sought to completely isolate the Islamic Republic. However, the United States is divided over who should take the first step toward...
Viktor Mikhin
Why Turkey Can’t Lobby its Way to Normalisation with the US
Whereas Turkey-US ties have become strained over the past few years and a strategic divorce is no longer completely unrealistic, Turkey’s foreign policy continues to revolve around the question of striking a balance between the West and the East. While its geographic location on the borders of Asia and Europe appears to largely shape...
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Biden Digs Up the Hatchet
Vladimir Danilov
The Eurasian Economic Union is Alive - and Expanding
Vladimir Odintsov
Trump Reemerges as Prosecutors Circle his Fading Empire
Jim Dean
America is Not Back Yet, at Least when it Comes to Palestine!
Henry Kamens
Great Britain - the “Black Swan” in the World Fight against the COVID-19 Pandemic
Valery Kulikov
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