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Japan: early elections on the agenda
The prospect of an early dissolution of the lower house of parliament, with an immediate deadline set for the election of a new parliament, is gradually coming to the forefront of Japan’s domestic political turmoil. Under the current constitution, the prime minister has this power and usually uses it for certain purposes. More often than not, it is an act of obtaining the vote of confidence from the population by the then ruling political bloc. The very fact of which, of course, must be predictable. Otherwise, what’s the point of doing it all. Usually, this political technique…
Vladimir Terehov
Saudi: Playing Big Powers for Maximum Gains
There is no doubt that today’s world is very different from what it was less than a decade ago, with the military conflict in Ukraine turning out to be a shock that has not only triggered changes in global geopolitics but also in geoeconomics most evident in the form of the way the global oil market is working and how the dynamics of this market have caused old geopolitical alignments to shift. The shift is also an opportunity for many smaller powers to change their tactics and use the scenario for maximum geopolitical gains, including enhancing their global profile from being junior players to becoming major players. One country that seems to perfectly fit…
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Turkey is placed in an “economic vice” by the West
Western pressure on the Republic of Turkey increased as a result of Erdoğan’s election victory. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan won this challenging victory despite the fact that the whole Western world had projected his defeat in the presidential elections of May 2023. After his inauguration on June 3, the Turkish politician began a new term. In the forthcoming period, Erdoğan and his government will have to address a number of challenges. The economic perspective should be a key issue on the re-elected president’s agenda. The earthquake in early February and its devastating aftermath shook the country’s already vulnerable situation…
Madi Khalis Maalouf
Turkey’s foreign policy during Erdoğan’s third presidential term
Viktor Mikhin
Turkey and Iran part ways...
Alexandr Svaranc
How does Mongolia see Russia’s relationship with China - as a threat, or as an opportunity?
Boris Kushhov
India and Japan - a New Asian Alliance?
Vladimir Terehov
A chronicle of the escalation between North and South Korea in late April and May 2023
Konstantin Asmolov
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