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Pakistan’s domestic turbulence raises question about the reliability of storing its nuclear arsenal

The rapidly evolving situation around Pakistan does not allow attention to be diverted to developments in other equally important areas of the Indo-Pacific region. It should be recalled that it is a country with a very mixed (mostly in ethnic terms) population of around 220 million people that possesses...

Vladimir Terehov

Another half step to the dangerous line

Just when the author thought that, once the North Korean “nuclear counterattack exercise” was over, he could have a rest, this, unfortunately, would not come to pass! The tension continues unabated and the dangerous line is one step closer. There have been many developments, so it is easier to present the situation on a day-to-day basis. Kim Jong-un led...

Konstantin Asmolov

Why is the US surveying the Kyrgyz-Tajik border, and when will similar trips be made by representatives of Russia and China to the US border?

To the United States, Central Asia (CA) not only remains a major rival region with key geopolitical players, who are primarily Russia and China. CA is also a springboard to deploy active operations on the so-called “second front” to divert Beijing and Moscow’s forces...

Valery Kulikov

Pakistan’s political turbulence continues unabated

Vladimir Terehov

On the failed South Korean missile launch and more

Konstantin Asmolov

Arab League Summit – hopes and aspirations

Viktor Mikhin

The US alliance in the Indo-Pacific Stumbles

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Fumio Kishida leads the Japanese government for a year

Vladimir Terehov

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