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Political Parties of South Korea in a State of of Transformation

Local by-elections failed on April 7, 2021; the Conservative Party regained Seoul and Busan, South Koreas’ most prominent cities. This result has caused specific changes in the leadership of political parties in the Republic of Korea and the departure of the administration’s aggravation of factional struggle. One example was a high-profile story when five freshmen DP...

Konstantin Asmolov

COVID as a Bioweapon, Hard Questions from Behind Closed Doors

Analysis of the worldwide COVID pandemic by a team of former intelligence officials from a number of nations has been ongoing for since January 2020. Findings are reported to clients under the highest security. Even the names of the clients are highly classified. A number of things are tracked and assessed using open-source material...

Gordon Duff

On the Results of the G7 Ministerial Meeting

From May 3 to 5 this year in London there was a ministerial meeting of the G7 forum member countries, which, rather out of inertia are still sometimes called the Group of Seven Industrialized Nations. Such a designation was to a certain extent justified in the first two or three decades after its creation in the mid-1970s. The main motive for the formation of the G7 was...

Vladimir Terehov

Why is Saudia Talking to Iran?

Salman Rafi Sheikh

The British Costs of the War in Afghanistan

Vladimir Odintsov

Yet Another Failure of the US Propaganda Policy

Vladimir Danilov

While Withdrawing Troops, Washington Craves for a New Base in Central Asia

Valery Kulikov

So, Turkey and Israel Try to Befriend or Unfriend Each Other?

Vladimir Odintsov

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