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Asia

Is there a famine in North Korea in 2023?

On February 15, 2023, at a meeting of the ROK National Assembly Foreign Affairs and Unification Committee, Unification Minister Kwon Young-se stated that the DPRK’s food situation was deteriorating, and that Pyongyang had requested assistance from the UN World Food Program. At the same time, the minister acknowledged…

Konstantin Asmolov

What did the new US Ambassador, Manuel Micaller, Jr., bring to Tajikistan?

While Tajikistan, one of the five Central Asian (CA) states, is not a significant trade and investment partner for the US due to the size of its economy and its geographical isolation, it remains nonetheless a unique and crucial springboard for Washington to counter Russia and China. American interest in Tajikistan stems primarily...

Vladimir Platov

Israel

Israel: A Fractured Civil Society

The current situation in Israel is so complex and tense that the local media is increasingly focusing on whether and when a civil war is about to start. Even the mere mention of such a turn of events would have been dismissed in the blink of an eye not long ago. But, as the sages of old used to say, everything flows-everything changes. Of course, political violence has occurred...

Viktor Mikhin

The US Trying to ‘Get’ Israel against Russia is a Tricky Call

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Taiwan: “Incident 228” commemoration

Vladimir Terehov

Cambodia Jails US Agents as US-China Tensions Rise

Brian Berletic

In the lead-up to the Congress of the Conservative Party of South Korea

Konstantin Asmolov

Erdoğan does not want to lose the status of a mediator in the settlement of the Ukrainian crisis

Alexandr Svaranc

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