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On the matter of North Korean spies in South Korea

The conservatives’ offensive against the opposition is partly carried out under the slogans of searching for pro-Pyongyang NGOs and North Korean spies, and in this regard here’s a digest of the most famous espionage scandals of recent years. Recall, back on August 6, 2021, four activists from Cheongju, North Chungcheong Province, about 140 kilometers south of...

Konstantin Asmolov

Symbolism in Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s Politics

In he practice of political figures symbolism frequently manifests itself as a commitment to certain historical traditions established in national society and as an expression of consistent steps toward the future. This is a practice that can be found in both Eastern and Western politics. As the Ottoman Empire’s successor, modern Turkey holds the idea of reviving imperial status...

Alexandr Svaranc

Israeli Protests: How Many Elephants Can Fit In One Room?

The world is hearing a great deal about the recent protests in Israel. There are anti-government protests in many countries at any one time; and in some a state of open civil war. But it is the Israeli protests which are grabbing headlines, as if they are something to do with the news consuming public everywhere...

Seth Ferris

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on the country's declining birth rate

Vladimir Terehov

It’s Turkey vs NATO – once again

Salman Rafi Sheikh

India: The never-to-be-forgotten Crimes of the British Colonizers

Viktor Mikhin

A Parliamentary Republic in Mongolia: Why Russia isn’t Losing Anything

Boris Kushhov

The anticipation of a retaliatory strike is even worse than the actual strike…

Alexandr Svaranc

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