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Iraq: New Times, Old Problems

Despite the breakthrough after a year of domestic crisis, now that all the top leadership of Iraq has been elected and appointed, including the Parliament, the President, the Prime Minister, and the government, political stability in the country is far from certain this year. And to a large extent, the United States is to blame for this, the 20th anniversary of the invasion by which the tortured Iraq will “celebrate” in two...

Viktor Mikhin

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visits China

From January 3 to 5, 2023, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was on a visit to China at the invitation of Chinese leader Xi Jinping. In itself, this fact has taken an important place in the list of events developing in Southeast Asia, which is characterized by an intensifying all-round struggle between the leading world powers...

Vladimir Terehov

Covert Chinese police stations in South Korea?

In relations between South Korea and China, something is emerging that can significantly worsen relations between Seoul and Beijing. We are talking about information disseminated by pro-American NGOs that China allegedly not only interferes in the internal affairs of neighboring countries, but also keeps “secret police stations” there. These police stations...

Konstantin Asmolov

Turkey’s energy strategy as a means of boosting security and shifting the balance of power

Alexandr Svaranc

Japan’s Defense Strategy: A View from the Korean Corner

Konstantin Asmolov

Iran-US: the Future of Nuclear Negotiations

Viktor Mikhin

The Ukrainian crisis as perceived by Mongolian society

Boris Kushhov

“I Speak For The Georgian Legion – We Don’t Take Russian Soldiers Prisoner!”

Henry Kamens

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