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The Demise of the Heroin Trade a Major Benefit of the US Defeat in Afghanistan

After 40 years the United States occupation of Afghanistan has finally ended. I say 40 years because their involvement in the country began in response to the Soviet occupation which began in 1980. The United States supported the mujahedin fighters who opposed the Soviet occupation and never really stopped, even after the Soviets...

James ONeill

US-Singapore Relations: Being of Use vs. Being Used

The tiny Southeast Asian city-state of Singapore serves as a sort of bellwether for a multitude of trends from economics to geopolitics. The Singaporean government is able to quickly and flexibly adapt to changing trends, more so than anywhere else, because of its small size - an advantage that Singapore enjoys and which compensates for its many disadvantages...

Brian Berletic

A Chronicle of the Pre-election Race in ROK: Conservatives and their Feuds

The main problem of the People Power Party is the lack of popular leaders in its own environment, which is why the leader of the Democratic Party, Song Young-gil, even called it “sterile”. Officially, the conservatives themselves have enough candidates for the presidency, but the best of them come in at about...

Konstantin Asmolov

Afghanistan: the USA’s Illusory Achievements

Viktor Mikhin

Has Biden Now Lost Saudi Arabia?

F. William Engdahl

Afghanistan Withdrawal Puts the US-Europe Ties On the Line

Salman Rafi Sheikh

A Chronicle of the Pre-election Race in ROK: The Democrats and the Problems They Face

Konstantin Asmolov

Will There be an Afghangate, Followed by Iraqgate and Syriagate in the US?

Vladimir Odintsov

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