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Erdoğan – “Europe’s Sick Man”?…

As the date of the Turkish presidential elections approaches, the contours of outside interference in Turkish society become clearer. In the first month of 2023, John Bolton, former national security adviser to US President Donald Trump, said that if incumbent Turkish President Recep Erdoğan remains in power, the question of suspending Turkey’s membership in NATO...

Alexandr Svaranc

On the first steps of the People’s Republic of China’s updated foreign leadership policy

One of the most significant outcomes of the CPC’s 20th Congress, held at the end of September, and the 1st Plenum of the Central Committee of the ruling party in China, held a month later, was a radical change in personnel, both in the leadership and in the state administration that implements the party’s decisions. The CCP Central...

Vladimir Terehov

Has the danger line been crossed in a single leap?

In our last article on South Korea’s response to a UAV raid conducted by North Korea, we described South Korea’s most likely reaction, namely developing its own UAVs and upgrading its air defense system in view of the threat posed by UAVs and other provocations aimed at escalating tensions. However, in addition to the UAV raids there are at least two other factors...

Konstantin Asmolov

Syria and US War Crimes: The Reckoning Is Coming

Christopher Black

China is becoming increasingly involved in Central Asia

Vladimir Platov

Fumio Kishida’s latest overseas tour

Vladimir Terehov

Korea’s New Year lunar orbit and other recent achievements in its rocket program

Konstantin Asmolov

Israel and the Russia-Ukraine (NATO) military conflict

Salman Rafi Sheikh

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