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In Whose Path did Park Won-soon Stand?

On the night of July 10, 2020, the body of the 64-year-old mayor of Seoul, Park Won-soon, who had taken his own life, was found in the woods of Mount Bugak in northern Seoul. The liberal politician and human rights activist, Park Won-soon, was a member of the ruling Democratic Party of Korea. He first became mayor of the capital in 2011 and was...

Konstantin Asmolov

US Meddling in Thai Politics Continues

Democracy by definition is a process of self-determination. For Thailand, democracy means the process of the Thai people determining the nation's path into the future. Nothing could have less to do with the Thai people and this process of democratic self-determination than a capital and its interests located on the other side of the planet. Yet that hasn't stopped the United States from insisting...

Joseph Thomas

Iraq’s ‘Pro-US’ Kadhimi Can’t Bring an anti-Iran Shift

Ever since the US invasion, Iraq’s political system has been anything but stable. For a country like Iran, which eyes the US-occupied Iraq as a US proxy ground, the imperative of preventing the use of Iraqi territory against itself holds premier significance. Therefore, Iranian imperative and the nature of its interests demand a kind of presence in Iraq...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

On Death of Lee Teng-hui, Former Taiwan President

Vladimir Terehov

Tripoli’s Residents Protest against Fayez al-Sarraj’s GNA

Valery Kulikov

Beirut Tragedy: Down the Rabbit Hole?

Phil Butler

Scandal between South Korea and New Zealand over Alleged Sexual Assault

Konstantin Asmolov

Iran-Chinese Joker in a Game against the United States

Vladimir Platov

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