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On the Campaign to “Bury” Erdogan in Turkey and Abroad

General elections in Turkey are two years away, but the battle for votes has already begun. Every day, more and more forces join the struggle for political influence in the country that is strategically important for many international players. In addition to internal opposition, even his former allies are in play to eliminate the impulsive and increasingly uncontrollable Erdogan...

Vladimir Odintsov

America’s Eager European Provocateurs Visit Taiwan

In what at first glance looked like the European Union getting onboard with the US-led confrontation with China, a recent delegation led by Raphael Glucksmann sent to Taiwan supposedly representing the EU tells a story less of supposed mainland “interference” within the island territory, and instead, a story about US interference within the EU. Glucksmann is a French...

Brian Berletic

On the Outcome of the Lower House Election in Japan

On October 31, lower house election was held in Japan, the primary outcome of which can be summed up as the preservation of the domestic political status quo. With some noteworthy caveats, as discussed below. The final data published on the distribution of the parliamentary seats received by the opponents show that the ruling Liberal Democratic Party...

Vladimir Terehov

The Australian Government Faces a Sea of Woes

James ONeill

IS-K Threat to Afghanistan and the Region

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Failure of the Messiah and Another Coup in Georgia?

Vladimir Platov

Inter-confessional Relations in India and Bangladesh Aggravate amid Taliban’s Victory in Afghanistan

Vladimir Terehov

Nutrionless Fakes about a Coup D'etat in North Korea

Konstantin Asmolov

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