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Japan-South Korea: Mutual Resentment is Hardly on Decline

One would have to point out straightaway that the subject of rising tensions between Japan and South Korea is not among the top events in world politics, which are primarily shaped by the media. In all likelihood, ordinary people are not even remotely interested in developments...

Vladimir Terehov

War Against Venezuela Is War Against Us All

The American war on Venezuela continues to escalate with the sabotage of it’s electricity grid, the most serious action of all so far, which was not only an act of terrorism against the entire civilian population but also an attempt to shut down exports of Venezuelan oil. This is...

Christopher Black

Are Algerian Protests a Color Revolution?

The ongoing protests against the sitting president Abdelaziz Bouteflika that remained at the helm of Algerian politics for two decades and was going to run for the office for the fifth time have led to an abrupt deterioration in the political situation in this country. As a matter...

Jean Perier

A Deadly Spring for Syria and the World

Gordon Duff

US Lawmakers Ponder: “To Impeach?” or “To Run?”

Deena Stryker

Results of the North Korean leader’s visit to Vietnam

Konstantin Asmolov

Okinawa Base: The Art of “No Solution” and Symbolic Referendum

Seth Ferris

Another Reason for Washington in Venezuela?

F. William Engdahl

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