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Korean Peninsula and the Crisis in the Middle East

The beginning of January 2020 was marked by an exchange of blows between the United States and Iran, which could potentially lead to a further drastic exacerbation of the situation in the Middle East. However, this article is not about whether or not war will break out between the United States and Iran, it is rather about how these escalating tensions will affect...

Konstantin Asmolov

US Actions in Iraq May Reshape the Region to its Disadvantage

Ever since Qasim Soleimani’s killing in a US drone strike in Iraq, a momentum for driving the US of the region seems to be building up. Iran, of course, is taking the lead, but the fact that other regional countries might also tap into this drive is what making it a potentially powerful geo-political whirlpool that might consume, partially even if not fully, the US military presence...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Bibi Puts His Immunity Card In Play

"As a just and healthy person is governed by knowledge and reason, a just society must be under the control of society’s most cultivated and best informed minds, its “lovers of wisdom.” ~ Plato The Lion of the Likud party is now fighting for his political life and his freedom. The battle begins in the Knesset between Netanyahu supporters and everyone else...

Jim Dean

Intensity and Stability: The Development of Russian-Vietnamese Relations

Dmitry Bokarev

North Korean Workers Return Home. Will Pyongyang Face Insurmountable Problems?

Konstantin Asmolov

Update on Issues Stemming from Border Disputes between India and PRC

Vladimir Terehov

US War of Terror Continues: Assassinating Iran's Top Anti-ISIS General

Tony Cartalucci

INDRA-2019 Military Exercises and C-400: Russian-Indian Defense Cooperation Strengthens

Dmitry Bokarev

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