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Spy scandal in South Korea Part 1. The case of the leak of classified data from South Korea’s military intelligence service

In South Korea the summer of 2024 has been marked by a series of spy scandals, which vividly illustrate a number of the country’s domestic and foreign policy problems. Let us start with the scandal involving a data leak from South Korea’s Defense Intelligence Command (KDIC) in late June, potentially causing very serious damage to its “illegal” agents around the world.

Konstantin Asmolov

How is the US Convincing the Philippines to Destroy Itself?

As China rises, Asia rises with it. The Southeast Asian state of the Philippines stood to rise alongside the rest of the region until relatively recently as the United States successfully convinces the Philippines to do otherwise.

Brian Berletic

The US-Philippine alliance: growing US military presence and its impact on regional security

For the fourth month now, US Typhon medium-range missile systems have been deployed in the Philippines under the pretext of joint exercises. This projection of US military power in Southeast Asia is unprecedented and is no less intense than during the Cold War. How did this happen, what else is being done by the Washington-Manila alliance and how can it affect the security of the region?

Ksenia Muratshina

Libya: two armies and two partners. Explaining the dynamics of military co-operation between Tripoli and Tobruk with the US and Russia

Ivan Kopytsev

The domestic political situation in South Korea: What controversial moves has the President made and what was the reason for such a decision?

Konstantin Asmolov

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is stepping down

Vladimir Terehov

Tabeen School Bombing Demonstrates the Shame and TRUE Irony of Israelis Becoming What THEY Supposedly Hate the MOST!

Seth Ferris

The Syrian issue in Turkish-American relations

Alexandr Svaranc

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