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Will the US Pressure Southeast Asia into Arming Ukraine?
In mid-August as Ukraine’s offensive remained stalled on the battlefield, Russian officials claimed the US was pressuring Southeast Asia to transfer Soviet-made arms to Ukraine. In a TASS article titled, “US twists arms of Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia to send Soviet weapons to Kiev — top brass,” it was claimed that the purpose of doing this was to “prolong the conflict in Ukraine by all possible means.” The development reflects a much larger problem the US and its allies face as they continue encouraging Ukraine to fight Russian forces…
Brian Berletic
The Coming drone wars on the Korean Peninsula and beyond
On December 26, 2022, five North Korean small reconnaissance drones invaded South Korean airspace, and the South responded by sending its drones into North Korean airspace. As the drones could not be stopped and one of them breached the no-fly zone near the Yongsan Presidential Office, the South Korean media avidly debated the situation. The invasion startled authorities by exposing the inadequacies of Seoul’s air defenses and small drone detection systems. Meanwhile, the drones might theoretically carry lethal weaponry aimed at vital locations in the South…
Konstantin Asmolov
Iraq: what will the fight against corruption result in?
Since taking office as Iraq’s president in October 2022, Mohammed Shia’ Sabbar Al-Sudani has made, or at least formally announced, a battle against corruption the centerpiece of his domestic agenda. Its progress has been, to put it mildly, underwhelming despite this long-overdue attempt to address the most difficult and crippling issue that is literally eating away at every aspect of society. An entrenched sectarian and tribal system of power sharing does not reduce systemic corruption. Iraq still struggles with inefficiency, bureaucracy, widespread kleptocracy, and a robust patronage system despite its massive oil resources…
Viktor Mikhin
“Chickens are counted in the autumn”... Erdoğan and Menendez take time out
Alexandr Svaranc
What Pakistan can learn from India’s past economic crisis
Taut Bataut
“Decuple”, “De-risk”, or “Strengthen”? Big Cracks in the West’s China Policy
Salman Rafi Sheikh
A triumph of materialistic interest: the Mongolian prime minister visits the United States
Boris Kushhov
The Mosaic nature of Sino-European relations remains complex
Vladimir Terehov
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