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A Way Out of the Afghan Stalemate?

For decades, Afghanistan has been one of the hottest spots on the planet. Twenty years of presence of American and NATO troops on its territory has unfortunately never solved the main problem of the peace settlement. Recall that under the Doha agreement, signed in 2020 by the Donald Trump administration and the radical Taliban (banned in Russia, all foreign troops must...

Vladimir Danilov

Fukushima Daiichi Radioactive Dumping and the Summer Olympics in Japan In Question

The Japanese Cabinet of Ministers has reached an official decision on the discharge from the Fukushima Daiichi emergency nuclear power plant into a significant body of water that has already accumulated on the territory of the nuclear power plant. The entire Fukushima Daiichi site is currently lined with these tanks containing more than...

Vladimir Odintsov

The Future of Korea’s Domestic Policy Following the April 2021 Elections

On April 7, early elections were held in the Republic of Korea for the heads of four administrative units, including the mayors of the country’s two largest cities: Seoul and Busan, as well as 17 deputies of local legislative assemblies. According to the results of the vote count, the opposition Power of the People party bypassed the ruling...

Konstantin Asmolov

The Olympic Movement at the Present Stage of the Great Game

Vladimir Terehov

Egypt and Israel are Contemplating Alternatives to the Suez Canal

Valery Kulikov

Jordan: Trouble in the Kingdom?

Viktor Mikhin

Mayoral Elections is Seoul and Busan

Konstantin Asmolov

How a US-led Un-Holly Alliance is Preventing Syria’s Normalisation

Salman Rafi Sheikh

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