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Turkey Begins its “Hunt” in Iraq

After becoming actively involved in conflicts in Syria and Libya, on June 14, President of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdoğan launched operation Claw-Eagle in Iraq against PKK’s (the Kurdistan Workers’ Party bases in the Qandil Mountains (in northern Iraq as well as in the town of Sinjar and several other settlements. Anadolu Agency (an international news outlet headquartered in Ankara reported that as a result...

Vladimir Platov

Qatar: What Future Awaits the Emirate

Inexplicable Arab sanctions against Qatar are now in their fourth year. At the present time, only Saudi Arabia and its satellites - Egypt, Bahrain, and the UAE - maintain the embargo, and accuse Doha of some types of sins that those countries themselves don’t understand. At the same time, during all three years, the Emirate has constantly declared its readiness to cooperate...

Viktor Mikhin

How “Human Rights Advocates” Capitalize on the Tragedy of “Comfort Women”

This author has already touched upon the topic of “comfort women” and how NGOs feed off this topic several times, conjecturing how these organizations are more concerned about looking after their own benefit then resolving the problem, since once the issue has been settled for good the opportunity will vanish for them...

Konstantin Asmolov

Could the Jewels of the Mediterranean Unleash a World War?

Valery Kulikov

The Geopolitical Power Balance is Tilting from West to East

Valery Kulikov

Will the United States Block Sales of Armaments to Riyadh?

Vladimir Platov

Fighting in Libya: the External Factor

Yuriy Zinin

The Taiwan Issue: Recent Developments

Vladimir Terehov

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