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The US War in Syria is Far from Over

Apart from the fact that the US sanctions regime is directly plundering Syria by keeping Syria’s oil resources under its control, the US is already moving to expand and entrench its military position in the country. This is happening despite the fact that the ISIS has already been defeated and the Syrian government is committed to rebuild and unify Syria and maintain...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Defense and Military Industry Development in South Korea

In February 2021, the Defense Industry Promotion Act came into force in the ROK, requiring the government to prioritize domestic manufacturing. South Korea has allocated 176.6 billion won ($159 million to support the defense industry, a sharp jump from 93.8 billion won in 2020. The government will spend 49.6 billion won to support defense exports, up from 43 billion...

Konstantin Asmolov

The New Biden Administration Intent on Repeating US Mistakes

When Joe Biden was elected United States president in November 2020, he promised a different approach to the foreign affairs policies pursued by his predecessor Donald Trump. Those promises were generally welcomed, although seasoned political watchers urged caution. The new President had a long history of involvement...

James ONeill

Iran Picked Up the Glove Thrown by Israeli Secret Services

Vladimir Platov

Why South Korea Replaced its Foreign Minister

Konstantin Asmolov

Not Identifying Israel and Saudi Arabia as Allies: Stupidity or Brilliant Subterfuge?

Henry Kamens

Egypt-Ethiopia: Difficult Negotiations

Viktor Mikhin

Who Will Answer for Vaccine Nationalism and the Miscalculations that were Made?

Valery Kulikov

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