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Tunisia Once Again Plunged into a Protest Wave

Ten years after the outbreak of the Arab Spring in the Middle East, Tunisia, its cradle, has once again plunged into a wave of protest, the cause of which was the same problems unresolved by the "revolutionaries": primarily in the socio-economic field, the fight against unemployment, mainly affecting young people, the dominance of corruption...

Vladimir Danilov

Washington Relocating from the Middle East to Southeast Asia

With Joe Biden being one of the key architects of the Obama administration’s “Asia Pivot”, an increasing focus on Asia – especially, Southeast Asia – was/is inevitable. However, it is not just Biden’s obsession with the region that explains the on-going shift. America’s drastic failure in the Middle East despite decades of military...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

"Prosecutor Wars" Among Friends and Foes of Yoon Seok-yeol

A short while back, we covered Yoon Seok-yeol's entry into the presidential race. This long-awaited event aggravated various law enforcement squabbles, most notably the confrontation between the Blue House and the prosecutor's office, and which way the newly-formed Office of Investigation of Corruption Among...

Konstantin Asmolov

Why Isn't Turkey Putting the S-400 Into Service?

Vladimir Odintsov

The Excitement Around the Tokyo Olympics is Growing

Vladimir Platov

Why Won’t the South Korean President Go to Tokyo?

Konstantin Asmolov

What Card is Washington Playing in Afghanistan via Ankara?

Vladimir Danilov

China, Japan, Mongolia: Ongoing Cooperation and Russia’s Stabilizing Role

Petr Konovalov

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