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Some comments on the detention of an American serviceman in Vladivostok

In early May 2024, the media reported that a US Army sergeant had been detained in Vladivostok. This incident inspired a number of conspiracy theories, many of which sought to draw parallels with the attempted defection of a US private to the DPRK six months ago. But in reality the two incidents are very different…

Konstantin Asmolov

New American dream: to harm China and Russia by burying the Korean status quo

Several status quo situations continue to prevail around the world, including between China and the United States. The status quo is the accepted political term for unresolved global crises, most of which date back to the Second World War. In essence, it means that there is a more or less tacit agreement between rival powers to keep the crises in question frozen. The Korean peninsula, the Taiwan Strait and Western Sahara are just a few examples of these frozen or latent conflicts…

Tito Ben Saba

The Dostyk-Moyinty railroad: a second line, and two routes

According to data for 2023, up to 50% of rail freight on the China-Russia-Europe route was carried along the railroad leading from PRC to Russia via Kazakhstan. This proportion is equal to the total volume of freight carried along the routes across the Russian-Chinese border and Mongolia. Moreover, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev estimates that the total volume of freight carried through Kazakhstan in 2023 was 29 million tons…

Bair Danzanov

Turkey Expands Energy Security Diversification

Alexandr Svaranc

On the geopolitical background of Chinese leader Xi Jinping's trip to Europe

Vladimir Terehov

In memory of Ebrahim Raisi

Vanessa Sevidova

The Middle East and its immediate future

Viktor Mikhin

Japan's Prime Minister and Foreign Minister have travelled abroad again amid growing turbulence at home

Vladimir Terehov

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