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Moon Jae-in is still under attack

South Korea’s current conservative government is closing in on the former president, and he is under attack on several fronts at once. On the one hand, there have been several crude attempts to harass him, using illegal methods, and these have been blocked by the courts. While Moon Jae-in took no steps to prevent NGOs from protesting or putting pressure on their opponents, Yoon Suk-yeol...

Konstantin Asmolov

Armenia-Azerbaijan Again on the Frontline, Is the US Meddling as Usual?

It would be easy to dismiss the latest incidents in the Armenian-Azeri conflict zone as more of the same; however, when you read the headlines in the US media, the New York Times for instance, more may be involved. Could not the US send someone besides Nancy Pelosi as an envoy to stir the pot? There is no need...

Henry Kamens

Undeterred Russia-China Pushing for a New World Order

The start of Russia’s special military operation in Ukraine was supposed to give the US a hitherto unavailable opportunity to re-unite the Western alliance under its leadership and maintain the US-dominated post-Second World War global order. While the Biden administration has got some success in forcing Europe to renew its allegiance to Washington – and drop...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Turkey is in the grip of its upcoming elections

Viktor Mikhin

The ring around Lee Jae-myung shrinks

Konstantin Asmolov

Egypt's stance at the Arab Summit in Algeria

Viktor Mikhin

Libyan knot: no solution yet

Viktor Mikhin

Is Lee Jae-myung heading for the premiership or for prison?

Konstantin Asmolov

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