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On the Path to Recognition of Two Koreas?
While North Korea appears to have enshrined the concept of two (albeit hostile) states in its constitution, the first signs of discussion on this matter have begun to appear in South Korea.
Konstantin Asmolov
The Flaming Strait of Hormuz: A Ceasefire No One Signed
The fragile ceasefire between the US and Iran, based on mutual control of the Strait of Hormuz, coupled with relentless economic and political pressure, is creating a protracted war of nerves. This scenario threatens to further destabilize the region, with no clear winner in sight.
Viktor Mikhin
Behind the Headlines: Is Trump Netanyahu’s Real Enemy?
Recent tensions between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu have fueled speculation about a growing divide in U.S.-Israel relations. However, a closer examination suggests that these disagreements are shaped more by domestic political calculations, electoral considerations, and regional dynamics than by any fundamental strategic rupture.
Taut Bataut
Vučić in Beijing: Serbia Signals Strategic Autonomy in the Balkans
Adrian Korczyński
Armenia: Elections Are Over, But Questions Remain
Alexandr Svaranc
APEC and Quad Ministerial Meetings
Vladimir Terehov
Ground attack on Iran and the role of Kurdish militia
Samyar Rostami
Israel’s Intelligence Overreach Is Becoming a Problem for Everyone
Phil Butler
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