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South Korea and United States Delay Military Drills

In an article on the failure of Donald Trump’s impeachment, the author noted that the next marker which will determine the development of the situation on the Korean Peninsula may be the course and scale of the annual US-South Korean joint military exercises, which were usually held in March and served as the traditional ‘spring fever.’ In 2019, while still in détente...

Konstantin Asmolov

US-Israel Predictably Behind Turkish Aggression in Syria

Turkey's ongoing fighting in northern Syria's Idlib governorate was - from the beginning of recent escalations - clearly a continuation of Washington's wider now 9 year-long proxy war against Damascus. Whatever gains Turkey had made in terms of reducing its role in Washington's proxy war and repairing ties with Syria's allies Russia and Iran - were clearly...

Tony Cartalucci

US-Taliban Agreement and Regional Tensions

There seems to be a light at the end of the tunnel for the US in its struggle against the ‘Afghan Trap.’ This light emanates from the agreement signed on February 29 in Doha, the capital of Qatar, between US representatives and the Taliban movement (banned in Russia. Russia’s role is quite notable here. It contributed to the preparation and signing of this treaty, which was...

Vladimir Terehov

Traitors to Become Lawmakers: “People’s Savior” and Story Teller with Disabilities

Konstantin Asmolov

Can Australia and India Get Cooperation Against China Going?

Dmitry Bokarev

An Africa Case Where Putin and Russia Didn’t Do It

Phil Butler

Afghanistan: Western Rhetoric and Little Reality

James ONeill

Proud South Korea and Its Independent Politics?

Konstantin Asmolov

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