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How Western Powers are Trying to Undo the Nagorno-Karabakh Peace

When Russia recently succeeded in bringing peace between the warring Armenia and Azerbaijan, it sent shockwaves across the West, particularly France and the US, the other two members of the Minsk Group. That Russia was able to mediate negotiations and peace single-handedly and swiftly meant that it was in full control...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Will South Korea's Justice Minister Fire the Attorney General?

The confrontation of the Minister of Justice of the Republic of Korea Choo Mi-ae, who openly defends corruption scandals associated with the President's entourage, and Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-youl, reached a high point in late November - early December of 2020. From the author's point of view, it all started when...

Konstantin Asmolov

The Middle East: a New US Policy?

As the official date of the so-called “democratic elections” for the new US president drifts further and further into the past, there are more reports of massive corruption, fraud, and ordinary petty rigging. These allegations cover the entire gamut of issues, from ballot collection to falsified software, from duplicate voting to votes cast by deceased people...

Viktor Mikhin

The Realities and Prospects involved in Turkey’s Expansion in Central Asia

Vladimir Odintsov

China Uproots Hong Kong's US-Backed Opposition

Joseph Thomas

The Chinese Foreign Minister’s Visit to South Korea: All Talk and No Substance?

Konstantin Asmolov

Who Benefits from the Iranian Scientist’s Assassination?

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Syria Falls Victim to US Highway Robbery

Vladimir Platov

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