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India and Pakistan’s domestic political situations on the eve of the general election

India and Pakistan, the two main countries of the “South Asia” sub-region, whose physical contours are quite conventional (as with any other “political” region’s geography), are gradually entering general parliamentary elections. And, while the time of their meeting in India is likely to occur in April-May of next year, the situation in Pakistan remains questionable, as detailed below. The main act in any “democratic” country’s process of forming power structures, general elections, is always a source of many types…

Vladimir Terehov

Turkey expects the grain deal to continue. And what does Moscow expect?

The restoration of Russia’s interests was repeatedly noted publicly and clearly before and after the Russian government withdrew from the Grain Deal, or rather, suspended its participation in the Istanbul agreements of 2022. The terms of the grain deal return to the interests of Russia: the lifting of sanctions on the export of our agricultural products and fertilizers; the connection of the Russian Agricultural Bank to SWIFT; permission to import spare parts for agricultural machinery; and the repair of the main ammonia…

Alexandr Svaranc

Will the US Pressure Southeast Asia into Arming Ukraine?

In mid-August as Ukraine’s offensive remained stalled on the battlefield, Russian officials claimed the US was pressuring Southeast Asia to transfer Soviet-made arms to Ukraine. In a TASS article titled, “US twists arms of Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia to send Soviet weapons to Kiev — top brass,” it was claimed that the purpose of doing this was to “prolong the conflict in Ukraine by all possible means.” The development reflects a much larger problem the US and its allies face as they continue encouraging Ukraine to fight Russian forces…

Brian Berletic

The Coming drone wars on the Korean Peninsula and beyond

Konstantin Asmolov

Iraq: what will the fight against corruption result in?

Viktor Mikhin

“Chickens are counted in the autumn”... Erdoğan and Menendez take time out

Alexandr Svaranc

What Pakistan can learn from India’s past economic crisis

Taut Bataut

“Decuple”, “De-risk”, or “Strengthen”? Big Cracks in the West’s China Policy

Salman Rafi Sheikh

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