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Ethiopia and Tigray cannot agree on peace

The Ethiopian government stated it had accepted an invitation from the African Union (AU) to hold peace talks with rebels in the Tigray region after another escalation of fighting in the nearly two-year war in the north. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s National Security Advisor Redwan Hussein wrote on social media that the government “has accepted this invitation which...

Viktor Mikhin

Missed Yoon and Biden summit

After describing Yoon’s trip to the Anglo-Saxon world a little earlier, it is worth discussing how it affected the ROK’s relations with the US and the UK. For, although Yoon’s opponents have called it a “failure”, the situation is in fact somewhat more complicated. It cannot be said that Yoon’s trip worsened the ROK’s relations with the US or the UK. Shortly after Yoon’s return, the British Foreign Secretary...

Konstantin Asmolov

North Korea’s October rocket launches: international reactions

Following on from our previous article on the escalation of tensions in October 2022, we will look at the international reaction to North Korea’s rocket launches. The first thing that should be noted is that the launches did not cause any particular concern in either Russia or China. There was no outbreak of heated rhetoric from politicians or...

Konstantin Asmolov

Chips and Science Act passed in the US

Vladimir Terehov

Western pressure as an incentive for Eurasian integration

Dmitry Bokarev

On the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the PRC and Japan

Vladimir Terehov

Iraq: some light in the “political clouds”

Viktor Mikhin

Africa steps up counterinsurgency efforts

Vladimir Danilov

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