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Thae Yong-ho - is this the end of his career?
Readers of previous articles by the present writer will know that the present author has a special interest in defectors from North Korea. As a result of their efforts a number of extravagant myths have been spread for propaganda purposes, largely because they tend to be from an upper middle-class background in North Korea, and in order to be able to afford an equivalent standard of living in the South they need to earn money by selling alarming stories. One of the few exceptions to this rule was Thae Yong-ho, who has been able to attain a status and influence no less than those which had before…
Konstantin Asmolov
“Boris, you are mistaken ...”. Some comments on trade between Russia and Turkey
Turkey’s political future is a matter of great interest for the rest of the world. And its 2023 general election has been the subject of much comment in many countries, not least Russia. A key reason for the international interest in the elections is the question of Turkey’s foreign policy course under its new government: will it keep step with the West, headed by the USA, or will it follow a more independent course while retaining its partnerships with such major powers as Russia and China? As for China – let’s leave that question for the Chinese themselves to consider…
Alexandr Svaranc
Elections in Turkey: tactics shift as time is running out...
The 49.51% vs 44.88% distribution after the first stage of the presidential election maintains Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s apparent prospects of triumph over his rival, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu. Perhaps the incumbent president of Turkey could have snatched the victory on May 14, too, for the authorities could have counted 0.49% of the votes differently (for instance, in terms of invalid ballots). But Erdoğan, an experienced politician, decided not to test the reaction of his internal and external opponents, to show himself as a supporter of “mature democracy”…
Alexandr Svaranc
What can Russia expect from the results of the Turkish presidential elections?
Alexandr Svaranc
Fumio Kishida's visit to South Korea
Konstantin Asmolov
Yet another success of Russia’s Middle East diplomacy
Alexandr Svaranc
Syria: the path to conflict resolution is open
Viktor Mikhin
US Threatens Georgia with Sanction: “The Beacon of Democracy” over direct flights and visa free travel
Henry Kamens
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