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A brief review of a Vietnamese warship's visit to the Philippines

The four-day visit of a Vietnamese patrol vessel to the Philippines began on 4 August. The purpose of this visit is to conduct joint exercises in the waters of the South China Sea. It is worth stressing once again that the water area is one of the most vulnerable zones in the entire geopolitical space. Moreover, it is on its territory that the current stage of the “Great World Game” is being played out.

Vladimir Terehov

Hidden Dangers: Unannounced Chemical Spraying in Georgia Raises Alarms Over U.S. Involvement

The article describes a recent situation, which occurred on 8th August in the Lagodekhi region of Georgia, close to the border with Azerbaijan, where locals are not being informed about a chemical spraying (insecticides) operation, ostensibly for mosquito control, conducted by teams using a fleet of USAID*-marked vehicles.

Henry Kamens

Russian Diplomacy and War in the Middle East

The Israeli strike that killed Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh pushed the Middle East a lot closer to a wider war than it was before July 31st. Because Haniyeh was killed on Iranian soil during an official visit, Tehran promised military retaliation. The latter sees this as necessary to punish Israel to counterbalance the humiliation it suffered for failing to protect an official guest. But, thanks to Russia’s intervention and proactive diplomacy, clouds of a wider war have begun to disappear.

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Israel has set itself a new goal - a major regional war

Alexandr Svaranc

«Moses» from The West is Leading a Civilizing Mission

Simon Chege Ndiritu

The intensification of Japan’s Indo-Pacific policy. The Chinese vector

Nazar Kurbanov

Comments on current developments in South Asia

Vladimir Terehov

Playing Georgian American Foreign Aid Roulette: “With Friends Like This, Who Needs Enemies?”

Seth Ferris

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