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Why Supporting Armed Dissidence Could Dissolve Nations’ Territorial Integrity

If anything is to be learned from Jamal Khashoggi’s murder is that moral relativism is a plague that has come to pollute not only the public debate but the very fabric of our psyche - and how we relate to one another as people. The premise so far has been one of...

Catherine Shakdam

Washington's Dirty Fight Against China's OBOR

Five years into China's ambitious One Belt, One Road (OBOR initiative sees analysts and political circles around the globe taking stock of Beijing's progress. This includes the Wall Street Journal in its article, "U.S. Fights China for Influence, One Project at a Time: Washington...

Joseph Thomas

A New Bone of Contention Between South Korea and Japan?

A short while ago, while commenting on the dominant themes in the war of words between Japan and South Korea, we noted South Korea’s attempt to stop Japan’s navy from flying under the “flag of the rising sun”, as, apparently, this is an unacceptable symbol, associated with...

Konstantin Asmolov

Yemen Genocide About Oil Control

F. William Engdahl

Has a Ray of Hope Appeared in Relationship Between the US and China?

Vladimir Terehov

Korea – Unification, but Does Not have to be ‘German Style’

Andre Vltchek

Execution of Inter-Korean Summit Agreement in Military Sphere

Konstantin Asmolov

Middle East: Who is Actually Fighting Terrorism

Viktor Mikhin

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