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“Freedom Shield” and Other Events of February-March 2024. Part Three: The North Is Keeping Up

Contrary to the anticipation of anti-Pyongyang propaganda discussed in the previous part of this digest, there have been no direct provocations, including in the area of the disputed maritime border. Instead, the North conducted its own exercise and criticized the enemy’s. Already on the day the exercise began, March 4, a DPRK Ministry of Defense spokesman issued a press statement. “The frantic war drills by the ROK puppets and vassal forces led by the US make…

Konstantin Asmolov

Political Party Antics in Georgia & Change in Wording of Draft Law on Foreign Agents

Here we go again, all the three- and four-letter agencies have been at work for years in Georgia, relatively in the open, especially those funded by USAID, the US State Department, the EU, and a list of foreign intelligence services. The list goes on and on, and the purpose is clear, to destabilize Georgia’s fledgling democracy under the guise of helping it. The more they attack the proposed draft legislative act that will force NGOs to publicly declare the source of their funding, the more it seems like a good ideal – as it proves why such legislation is needed…

Henry Kamens

Israel awaiting Iranian retaliation

Israel is continuing its military operations in the Gaza Strip, where the focus of a devastating war is shifting to the southern town of Rafah, threatening a massive catastrophe for the more than one million Palestinian refugees who have flocked to the borders with Egypt in the hope of humanitarian aid and rescue. Tel Aviv, represented by Prime Minister Netanyahu and the heads of the security services, has repeatedly declared the readiness of the defence forces to launch an operation. Each time, however, Israel has paused and limited itself to targeted military action in this direction.

Alexandr Svaranc

President of Germany in Mongolia: The Beginning of a Strategic Partnership

Boris Kushhov

Economic Implications of the Houthi Strikes in the Red Sea

Taut Bataut

The run-up to the 2024 parliamentary elections in South Korea. Polls and forecasts

Konstantin Asmolov

Iraq-Turkey: points of convergence and disagreement

Viktor Mikhin

On the foreign policy aspects of the arrest of New Delhi Chief Minister

Vladimir Terehov

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