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Is Japan’s Abe Taking his Cues from Cheney’s Washington Friends?

Since a dispute over ownership of a group of barren and remote islands in the East China Sea—China calls them Diaoyu Islands, Japan, Senkaku—tensions between the two economic giants of Asia have escalated to a point of near military clash when China...

F. William Engdahl

DPRK – two years: the flight has probably been quite normal, but what does the future hold for us?

In the context of the situation around Jang Song-taek, the second anniversary of Kim Jong-il's death has gone relatively quietly. Nevertheless...

Konstantin Asmolov

Bahrain: the Tensions Remain

Almost three years after the mass unrest in Bahrain, the situation in the kingdom has become strained once again. The ruling royal family has itself initiated this tension, by deciding to celebrate, as a national holiday, the 13th anniversary...

Vladimir Simonov

Saudi Arabia: a change in foreign policy?

Viktor Mikhin

Climate Change and the "Arab Spring"

Natalia Rogozhina

US exit strategy in Afghanistan shadows 1989 Soviet withdrawal

Martin Harris

Saudi Arabia – USA – Kyrgyzstan and Wahhabism

Vladimir Odintsov

The Myth of ‘Peace and Development’ in Afghanistan

Salman Rafi Sheikh

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