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Is the Taliban Winning the Fight against Drug Trafficking?

The Taliban (an organization banned in Russia), which seized power in Afghanistan a year ago, have pledged a tough fight against drugs, saying the cultivation, transportation and distribution of opium poppies are punishable by death. However, many experts had already raised doubts as to whether the Islamists would succeed in tackling the international...

Vladimir Platov

ROK Police against Yoon Suk-yeol

The last years of Moon Jae-in’s reign were remembered for the war of the prosecutor’s office and the Ministry of Justice, which resulted in the election of the former Prosecutor General by the president. But it seems that during the reign of Yoon Suk-yeol, we can observe a confrontation between the presidential administration, the Ministry of Security...

Konstantin Asmolov

Sri Lanka is a Victim of Global Turbulence

We left the subject of the crisis in Sri Lanka in another state of aggravation when the second of the Rajapaksa brothers (Gotabaya) was still in office. Despite demands from the “street” to step down following his elder brother Mahinda, who resigned as prime minister on May 9. However, in early July, President Gotabaya Rajapaksa had to announce his...

Vladimir Terehov

On Nancy Pelosi’s Visit to South Korea

Konstantin Asmolov

In Wait for the Seventh Nuclear Test of the DPRK

Konstantin Asmolov

Why Saudi Arabia is Unlikely to Support the US in the Russia-Ukraine War

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Where is the Deterioration of Relations between China and Japan Leading?

Valery Kulikov

Growing Cooperation between Turkey and Russia is a Concern for the West

Vladimir Odintsov

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