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Republic of Korea and the Death of Shinzo Abe

The assassination of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on July 8, 2022 is the first murder of a politician of this rank in the history of post-war Japan. Neither the assassination of Socialist Party leader Inejiro Asanuma, hacked to death by right-wing schoolboy Yamaguchi Otoya in 1960, nor the coup and subsequent suicide of Yukio Mishima in 1970 can be compared to this...

Konstantin Asmolov

Russia Formed a Peacekeeping Axis in Tehran

As predicted on the eve of Joe Biden’s Middle East visit and Putin’s trip to Tehran, the Russian president clearly demonstrated the significant difference between Russian and US foreign policy. First of all, it lies in Moscow’s aspiration to create humanitarian conditions for peacebuilding that meet global requirements, while the White House has...

Vladimir Odintsov

Yemen is in the Grip of a Severe Humanitarian Crisis

Several months of truce in Yemen have significantly reduced the number of civilian casualties. Yet, people are still dying from mines, but this figure has decreased by two-thirds compared to previous months. Since 2015, Yemen has been divided between government forces backed by a Saudi-led military coalition and the Houthi rebel group, also known as “Ansar Allah...

Viktor Mikhin

The Philippines after General Elections

Vladimir Terehov

“President Moon, Where Were You for Six Hours?”

Konstantin Asmolov

Joe Biden’s Risky Strategic ‘U-turn’ on Saudi Arabia

Salman Rafi Sheikh

DPRK Recognizes Donetsk and Lugansk

Konstantin Asmolov

On the Results of the Upper House Elections in Japan

Vladimir Terehov

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