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Turkish Intelligence Establishes its Own Laws in Central Asia

The so-called "disappearance" of Orhan Inandı, president of the Kyrgyz-Turkish Lyceum network, in Kyrgyzstan is adding new details, which put both the so-called "Western democracy fighters" and Ankara's demonstrative disregard for international norms and the sovereignty of independent states, stealing their political opponents abroad with the patronage...

Vladimir Odintsov

North Korea and “Human Trafficking”

On July 1, 2021, the US State Department accused Russia of being “actively complicit” in the forced exploitation of North Korean workers and included it in a list of 11 countries where authorities violate the accepted anti-trafficking norms. It was alleged that in 2020 the Russian Federation issued almost 3,000 new tourist and student visas to North Koreans in 2020...

Konstantin Asmolov

The Talks in Vienna: What is Going On Behind the Scenes?

The UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, has called on the US President, Joe Biden, to cancel the sanctions against Iran and on Tehran to reopen talks on the full implementation of the nuclear deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA. He also presented his (incomplete report on the implementation of the deal...

Viktor Mikhin

On the New Terrorist Attacks in Pakistan

Vladimir Terehov

Japan’s Problematic Olympic Games

Vladimir Platov

Jerusalem Conflict: Identity Theft On Top Of Everything Else

Seth Ferris

Britain’s Tilt Towards Indo-Pacific: From Words to Actions

Vladimir Terehov

Oil and Gas Cooperation between Russia and Vietnam: History and Prospects

Dmitry Bokarev

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