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Afghan Issues in a Transformed World Order

The state and development of the Afghan issue seems to reflect all the flaws of today’s global order, which has also begun to “radically transform.” While the relevance of this kind of change process is more or less obvious, it is not clear where their generalized vector is headed. Furthermore, an important question seems to be whether the process develops “by itself...

Vladimir Terehov

US at ASEAN Summit Looks to Turn Region Against Itself

For the first time in four years a US President has attended the annual ASEAN (the Association of Southeast Asian Nations) summit. In a poorly disguised redux of the Obama-era “Pivot to Asia,” the US seeks to appear interested in contributing to ASEAN in a constructive manner while ultimately attempting to coerce the regional bloc into a confrontation...

Brian Berletic

Iraq: the Elections are Over, but the Struggle Continues

The daring assassination attempt on Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi at his residence in Baghdad’s heavily fortified Green Zone came as no great surprise, according to many observers. As al-Kadhimi himself said a few hours later, the perpetrators are known and will be punished. The fact is that, throughout the time since the early legislative election results...

Viktor Mikhin

Washington and Paris are Forming a Front Against Turkey in Greece

Vladimir Platov

Wang Yi’s visit to Seoul and Other Aspects of Relations between China and South Korea

Konstantin Asmolov

China Completes Vietnam Metro as US Accuses Beijing of “Bullying” Region

Brian Berletic

The West Shakes Georgia's Foundation by Exploiting the “Saakashvili Factor”

Vladimir Platov

Why is the US Hyping Up the Threat of ISIS in Afghanistan?

Valery Kulikov

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