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Political Dimension to Relations between China and South Korea in Spring-Autumn 2020

August 24, 2020 marked the 28th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the Republic of Korea and China. The first signs of improving relations were outlined back in the 1970s, when bilateral trade started through third countries. In 1983, a meeting of representatives of two countries was held at the government level...

Konstantin Asmolov

The Return of Syrian Refugees, A Priority to Whom?

The armed conflict in Syria caused the most severe material and moral damage in this country’s history. According to some published media estimates, the total amount of direct material damage caused to Syria’s infrastructure resulting from the war is $ 4.5 billion, indirect damage - about $ 28.6 billion. According to a report by the Qatar-based Syrian Human Rights...

Vladimir Platov

The RCEP Deal Signed on Sunday Represents a New Era In World Trade Relations

A major treaty was signed on 16 November 2020 and it has been barely noticed by the western media. The treaty in question was between 15 predominantly Asian states, with two exceptions being Australia and New Zealand. It is called the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership with (RCEP. The signatories...

James ONeill

Revolutionary Changes Awaiting the Middle East?

Vladimir Odintsov

How Truthful is China's Stance on the Korean War?

Konstantin Asmolov

Middle East in the Vortex of the US “Election”

Viktor Mikhin

Terrorist Incidents in France: Response from the Middle East

Yuriy Zinin

Will the Forum in Tunisia be a New Milestone on the Road to Peace in Libya?

Valery Kulikov

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