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The Uneasy Balance of the US-Turkey Relations is getting Tilted

The relations between Ankara and Washington have for many years now been characterized as a “fragile equilibrium.” Back when Erdogan just came to power, the US supported his Justice and Development Party, which, however, over time stopped being an American project and gained independence. Barack Obama, for instance...

Vladimir Odintsov

Threat of War between Syria and Israel is getting More Real

On February 9, Israel launched yet another series of strikes on targets near Damascus, which resulted in one Syrian killed and five injured, which has aggravated the threat of war between Syria and Israel. According to the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA), on February 9, four Israeli F-16s, without crossing the state border of Syria, launched another guided missile...

Vladimir Platov

President Moon and the Beijing Olympics

On February 4, 2022, the Winter Olympic Games opened in Beijing, where 63 South Korean athletes will compete for medals in six sports. On December 6, 2021, Jen Psaki said that the United States is “diplomatically boycotting” the Beijing Winter Olympics because of human rights violations in China. The next day, on December 7, the South Korean Government...

Konstantin Asmolov

Why Would Washington Assist the Afghan Taliban?

Salman Rafi Sheikh

A Chronicle of the Pre-election Race in ROK: Yoon Suk-yeol’s Affairs

Konstantin Asmolov

Libya: the Hard Road to Stability and Reconciliation

Viktor Mikhin

How & Why are Thai-Saudi Relations Improving?

Brian Berletic

Saudi Arabia Levels Up Atrocities against Yemen as Allies Offer Muted Response

Catherine Shakdam

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