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Yoon Seok-yeol and His Team

The team makes the leader. When speculating about the new President of South Korea, the fact that he has never worked as a professional politician before makes it all the more important to look at his close associates and the members of the presidential transition committee. After all, that committee is likely to become the core of the new government. To begin with Yoon Seok-yeol’s immediate...

Konstantin Asmolov

Can Tunisia Get Hit by a New “Arab Spring”?

As you know, it was with the “Jasmine Revolution” in Tunisia in 2010-2011 that a wave of protests began throughout the Arab world, whose consequences are still being felt by a number of countries. And against this background, Tunisia became the first “new democracy.” The Ennahda that came to power as a result, closely linked to the international Muslim...

Vladimir Danilov

Pakistan is Entering Another Phase of Turbulence

News agencies report about the attempt to dismiss the Lower House of the Parliament of Pakistan, undertaken on April 3 by Prime Minister Imran Khan - an evidence of reaching a qualitatively new level of (another) aggravation of the situation in the country, which has been escalating over the past few weeks. This happened despite the fact that the domestic...

Vladimir Terehov

The Arab East: New Points of Reference of a New Policy

Viktor Mikhin

China-Kazakhstan Energy Partnership

Petr Konovalov

The End of the Blue House?

Konstantin Asmolov

The Latest Balikatan Exercise and the Situation in the Philippines

Vladimir Terehov

India is Building Up its Naval Capacities

Dmitry Bokarev

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