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Relations between China and South Korea in 2024 Part 2: The Taiwan Issue

South Korea’s position on Taiwan clearly illustrates Seoul’s course of trying to maintain as much freedom of action as possible in dealing with China while remaining an ally of Washington.

Konstantin Asmolov

Turkey Implements the Neo-Ottoman Doctrine in Syria

Ankara officially denies its involvement in the escalation of military tensions in Syria. However, Turkish influence is openly present in the capture of Aleppo and Idlib provinces.

Alexandr Svaranc

South Korea Declares and Cancels Martial Law: What Are the Geopolitical Impacts?

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared emergency martial law in a move that caught everyone by surprise. The situation is particularly striking given that Yoon is a favourite in Washington and South Korea is considered part of the self-declared “West,” referring to Western-style liberal democracies.

Ricardo Martins

Lebanese-Israeli ceasefire: will it last?

Viktor Mikhin

South Korea

Martial Law for Five Hours: A Live Broadcast of Political Suicide

Konstantin Asmolov

Georgia at a Crossroads: Protests, Power Struggles, and the Battle for Legitimacy

Henry Kamens

The Collapse of PTI's "Final Call" Protest: A Turning Point for Imran Khan's Leadership

Abbas Hashemite

Akashdeep Singh: “In a past life I was born Russian”

Ksenia Muratshina

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