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Can China Silk Road Survive Coronavirus?

China’s priority infrastructure project, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI, faces enormous problems just seven years after it was proclaimed in 2013. Serious problems and charges of China luring poorer nations into what a leading Indian analyst termed a “debt trap diplomacy,” began to appear already in 2018 when Malaysia and Pakistan, under new governments demanded...

F. William Engdahl

Latest Acts of Piracy by US Against Iran

A new intense confrontation between Iran and the United States is expected to take place in the future. And it could very well turn into a full-on war. It is common knowledge that Tehran sent five tankers with fuel to Venezuela, and this caused quite a stir in Washington. US media outlets have reported that Donald Trump’s administration, angered by Iran’s act of defiance...

Viktor Mikhin

Lifting of 2010 Sanctions? No, Just Another Pitiful Move from Seoul.

Several times, when writing about what President Moon Jae-in could have done to develop inter-Korean dialogue, this author has outlined that a real step, and not just a ceremonial one, would be the lifting of wide-ranging unilateral sanctions imposed on 24 May 2010 by Lee Myung-bak’s government after South Korea’s implication...

Konstantin Asmolov

In Syria, Washington Moves to Vietnam-Style “Scorched Earth” Policy

Vladimir Platov

Drawing Battlelines: US Openly Targets China's OBOR

Tony Cartalucci

India in Lockdown 4.0

Vladimir Terehov

Secret Nuclear Sites of DPRK? Or is Everything Visible from Above?

Konstantin Asmolov

Saudi Arabia and its Uncertain Future

Viktor Mikhin

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