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As Ramadan ends, what is next for Gaza’s Palestinians?

The unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe faced by the civilian Palestinian population in the Gaza Strip may be about to shape new political realities, but it is unlikely to keep Rafah, on the border with Egypt, safe from an Israeli offensive. There will be a new massacre and new victims, primarily the elderly, women and children. And the rest of the world, because of the West’s policies, will stand idly by, unable to take decisive action to stop these crimes.

Viktor Mikhin

2009 US Policy Paper Planned Current Israeli-Iranian Tensions

Since October 7, 2023 it would appear a spontaneous chain of events is leading the Middle East deeper and deeper into conflict. From Israel’s ongoing military operations in Gaza to its strikes on Hezbollah in southern Lebanon and repeated strikes across Syria (including the recent strike on Iran’s embassy in Damascus)…

Brian Berletic

Dialog between Pyongyang and Tokyo? Another failure!

Japan and North Korea do not currently have any diplomatic relations, but Tokyo periodically tries to gain political capital by attempting to establish a dialog with Pyongyang. The most successful such attempt occurred in 2002, when, in a meeting with Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, DPRK leader Kim Jong Il admitted that 13 Japanese citizens had been abducted by North Korea’s intelligence services…

Konstantin Asmolov

Kazakhstan-Azerbaijan-2024: Summit and High Council

Boris Kushhov

Russia in Japanese foreign policy at present. Humanitarian and political aspects

Nazar Kurbanov

Biden’s China outreach: Permanent or just a phase?

Salman Rafi Sheikh

The Middle East is once again on the brink of a major war

Viktor Mikhin

Late admission: Who is really responsible for the chemical attacks in Syria?

Бахтиар Урусов

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