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The Political Situation in Japan is Getting more Complicated

The hopes of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party of Japan for a successful exit from a period of internal political turbulence, into which the country began to sink since the spring of last year, are not happening. Recall that on September 16, 2020, the Japanese Parliament approved Yoshihide Suga as Prime Minister, replacing Shinzo Abe. He resigned...

Vladimir Terehov

Saudi Arabia Restores Relations with Syria

Recently, there has been a clear trend among Middle Eastern countries to review the foreign policy directions that have been pursued in recent decades. The most striking example of this is the adjustment of Riyadh's foreign policy vectors, especially with regard to countries with which Saudi Arabia has long been at enmity. After preparing a diplomatic breakthrough...

Vladimir Danilov

I Can’t Stand It, the Assad OPCW Fantasy is Giving me Gas

There is only so much stupid one can take and still survive. What I am talking about, of course, is the “controversy” over allegation that Syria has used poison gas against “its own people.” Let me begin with a “slam dunk” and then we can move on to simple screaming. OK, here’s the situation on the ground. Syrian troops, trained and supplied with the best weapons in the world...

Gordon Duff

Why or What for Did the UAE Change its Laws?

Dmitry Bokarev

Kim Il Sung’s Memoirs Published in South Korea: What Could it Mean?

Konstantin Asmolov

What Assassinations and Operations in Iran Can We Expect from the CIA-Mossad Alliance?

Vladimir Platov

Turkey Normalizes its Ties with Egypt

Valery Kulikov

The Unexpected Ruling of the Seoul Court

Konstantin Asmolov

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