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The satellite race on the Korean Peninsula: a failed launch by the North

The space race between North and South Korea continues. Since the launch of its first spy satellite, Pyongyang has managed to produce a second one. The first satellite is still in operation, but the launch of the second satellite, using a new type of rocket, was unsuccessful. Nevertheless, the journey has begun, and will continue.

Konstantin Asmolov

Interference in domestic affairs remains the number one method of USA’s regional diplomacy

The internal political crisis in Iraq is the result of its occupation in 2003 by the United States and Great Britain. Washington is first reducing and then increasing (and vice versa) its military presence in Iraq, which is divided into three contradicting parts: Sunnis, Shi’as and Kurds. Heads of diplomatic missions are changing in Baghdad, but the essence of US diplomacy is not changing.

Alexandr Svaranc

PTI and Pakistan's Political Landscape: From Protests to Bans

Pakistan’s political culture has never been truly democratic since the country’s inception. Democracy has been derailed numerous times by the state’s establishment of the country since its creation. The non-democratic forces controlling the Pakistani state have been using different politicians and political parties to achieve their ambitions. Allegedly, the incumbent Pakistani government is also supported by the deep state.

Abbas Hashemite

Difficult paths to solving the Palestinian issue

Viktor Mikhin

Mamuka Mamulashvili: Playing for Sympathy & Time – The Dark Games of the Georgian Legion* and its Sponsors

Henry Kamens

Middle East: will Kurdistan follow suit after Palestine?

Alexandr Svaranc

Jeffrey Sachs: US policy is tragic, destructive, unjust and contrary to international law

Viktor Mikhin

The Middle East crisis could ignite a new, long flare-up

Veniamin Popov

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