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US-led Information War Targets Southeast Asia (and China)

Protests have spread from Hong Kong, to Thailand, and now to Myanmar and Malaysia. They began long before the COVID-19 crisis began, but the driving forces behind them are cynically taking advantage of the current crisis to draw more people out into what were otherwise unpopular, artificial opposition movements. The protest leaders...

Brian Berletic

Biden’s Iraq Withdrawal: Will It Happen?

Whereas the US has almost fully withdrawn from Afghanistan, leaving it for Afghanistan’s neighbours to clean up the mess, the Joe Biden administration’s announcement to end the US military’s combat mission in Iraq is an ambiguous proposition, one that the administration is likely to use to conceal its active presence inside Iraq to combat and check Iranian presence and role...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Caveman Anti-Japanism - South Korea’s National Idea?

In previous articles we have already noted that anti-Japanism is a key part of South Korea’s political narrative, and commented on the country’s determination to erase “inconvenient persons and events” from its national history. But each time this issue is discussed we see comments from people who are unable to accept that South Korea’s preoccupation...

Konstantin Asmolov

Tehran Scores Points against the Mossad

Vladimir Platov

The US-Japanese Alliance Against China Risks World War

Christopher Black

On China’s Role in Afghanistan

Vladimir Danilov

Biden’s New War in Afghanistan

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Xi Jinping Visited Tibet Autonomous Region

Vladimir Terehov

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