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Aftermath of the Afghan Conflict for South Korea

The almost instant defeat of Afghanistan's ruling regime and the return of the Taliban (banned in Russia is in itself a landmark event in world politics. However, without venturing into the realm of incompetence, we will talk about how it may affect the affairs of the Korean Peninsula and the context in which it is being discussed in the ROK. Seoul solved the immediate...

Konstantin Asmolov

Whom is Ankara and Kyiv Developing Cooperation Against?

Recently, Ankara and Kyiv have actively sought to demonstrate to all their intentions to develop and deepen bilateral relations on various fronts. First of all, a certain anti-Russian vector is conspicuous, demonstrated in particular by the positions of both countries being close in not recognizing Crimea as Russian, which Turkish...

Vladimir Platov

What Keeps the Political Situation in Libya So Fragile?

As is well known, under the agreements reached at the Forum of the Libyan Political Dialogue in Tunisia, the first presidential election in the history of Libya will be held on December 24, 2021. However, so far, the development of the situation has followed a pattern similar to that of Afghanistan. There are many groups vying for influence, not necessarily ethnically based...

Valery Kulikov

US vs. China: Where does Vietnam Stand?

Brian Berletic

Terrorist Attacks Continue in Pakistan

Vladimir Terehov

Iraq: Afghan Lessons and Reality

Viktor Mikhin

South Korean Military Exercises and North Korean Response

Konstantin Asmolov

Mekong-US Partnership: Promoting Poverty, Driving Sinophobic Hostility

Joseph Thomas

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