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The British Costs of the War in Afghanistan

On April 29, the US and NATO countries began withdrawing troops from Afghanistan, ending a military campaign that had lasted nearly 20 years. The US and Britain began and led a military operation “Enduring Freedom” against the Taliban after the organized by al-Qaeda (banned in Russia terrorist attacks in the United States on September 11, 2001 and the refusal...

Vladimir Odintsov

South Korea's new Anti-Corruption Law

April 29, 2021, The National Assembly of the Republic of Korea has passed the Conflict of Interest Prevention Act, which aims to prohibit government employees and elected officials from using insider information for personal benefit. This law complements the so-called Kim Young-ran Anti-Bribery Act, adopted in 2016. Over the past eight years, there have been...

Konstantin Asmolov

While Withdrawing Troops, Washington Craves for a New Base in Central Asia

Fearing the possibility of triggering an armed response of the Taliban (organization banned in Russia by delaying the withdrawal of the US-led military coalition from Afghanistan, Washington is trying to stay ahead of the schedule. As a matters of fact, senior NATO officials have revealed that the planned withdrawal is due to be completed...

Valery Kulikov

So, Turkey and Israel Try to Befriend or Unfriend Each Other?

Vladimir Odintsov

New Intifada Looms as Israeli Politicians Battle for Power

Jim Dean

What Will the Strengthening of Cooperation between China and Bangladesh Lead to?

Petr Konovalov

Is it Possible to Avoid Armed Hostilites in the Middle East?

Vladimir Platov

Why Turkey Reapproaches Egypt and Saudi Arabia?

Salman Rafi Sheikh

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