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Tajikistan Fortifies Its Borders in the Face of Instability in Afghanistan

Today, the Islamist terrorist movement Taliban (banned in Russia completely controls the Afghan side of the border between Afghanistan and Tajikistan. The government of Tajikistan, a small Central Asian country with a population of 9 million, has every reason to worry about peace and security in its borders...

Petr Konovalov

US Vice President Kamala Harris Visits Singapore and Vietnam

A visit to Singapore and Vietnam on August 22-26 by US Vice President Kamala Harris is further evidence of the growing urgency of the situation in Southeast Asia at the current stage of the “Great World Game”. Even though the Afghan problem remains at the top of the public political agenda, which, in the author’s opinion...

Vladimir Terehov

Is it Really Time for Iraq to Say Goodbye to its American Conquerors?

Recently, the United States has been actively redistributing its financial and military power from the Middle East to the Asia-Pacific region, refocusing all its forces against China. Washington sees that country as its main competitor and rival in its future struggle to ensure unrestricted global leadership. For this reason, and against the backdrop...

Vladimir Danilov

Aftermath of the Afghan Conflict for South Korea

Konstantin Asmolov

Whom is Ankara and Kyiv Developing Cooperation Against?

Vladimir Platov

What Keeps the Political Situation in Libya So Fragile?

Valery Kulikov

US vs. China: Where does Vietnam Stand?

Brian Berletic

Terrorist Attacks Continue in Pakistan

Vladimir Terehov

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