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Erdoğan does not want to lose the status of a mediator in the settlement of the Ukrainian crisis

Any conflict and fighting will eventually end in peace, on conditions which will depend on the outcome and the balance of forces on the battlefield. From the very beginning of the Russian SMO in Ukraine, Turkey began to assume the role of an active mediator in the peaceful settlement…

Alexandr Svaranc

What unites and disunites Indonesia and Malaysia?

Indonesia, a country of 275 million people, and Malaysia, a country of 33 million, are neighbors with many similarities. Malaysia and Indonesia have a shared history, culture, and religion, Islam. Their national languages belong to the same language family, making communication between their citizens simple. Furthermore, both Southeast Asian…

Petr Konovalov

A North Korean connection in Lee Jae-myung case

The Lee Jae-myung’s saga continues, however, today we’ll not focus on the developments in his main case, which has resulted in an arrest warrant, but on the fact that after one accusation a second, potentially much more devastating, looms. We are talking about a lingerie company, Ssang bang wool and its manager, Kim Seong-tae. He is a rather intriguing person…

Konstantin Asmolov

On the geopolitical background to Wang Yi’s meeting with Yoshimasa Hayashi, the Japanese Foreign Minister

Vladimir Terehov

The US diplomatic efforts to curtail Turkish independence continue

Alexandr Svaranc

On Wang Yi’s trip to Europe

Vladimir Terehov

Mongolia, South Korea, Rare-Earth Metals: “Bridging the Gap” or "Opening Pandora’s Box”?

Boris Kushhov

Washington shakes Turkey stronger than an earthquake

Valery Kulikov

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