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On some results of the state visit by the Japanese Prime Minister to the United States

The Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida paid a state visit to the US from April 8 to 14, accompanied by the Japanese Foreign Minister and Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry. The official part of the visit included three events: talks with President Joe Biden, a “state dinner” and a guest address to Congress. Other, unofficial events included lunches with exchanges of gifts, the planting of typical Japanese “sakura” trees and tending to specimens planted in previous years…

Vladimir Terehov

Washington’s Political Capture of the Philippines: A Former Colony, a Future Proxy

Tensions continue to grow in the Asia-Pacific region and more specifically in the South China Sea, where China faces off against the United States and its collection of regional proxies including Japan and Australia. While the US claims these growing tensions stem from China’s desire to undermine “freedom of navigation” and stability in the region, it is instead part of a decades-long US policy of containing China…

Brian Berletic

Deception in the arsenal of the West’s information warfare tools

Given the current unprecedented level of information warfare waged by the Collective West against those countries that do not agree to live under the outdated rules of the current global world order, we are seeing an increasing focus on attempts to expand the range of tools available by using new technologies based on artificial intelligence…

Leonid Gladchenko

Why America is a threat to the world

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Kurt Campbell visited Japan and Mongolia: What it means for US foreign policy

Vladimir Terehov

Is the U.S. moving towards civil conflict?

Veniamin Popov

What caused the US to fall?

Vladimir Mashin

Britain and the United States—modern echoes of the colonial era

Бахтиар Урусов

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