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US and EU are Seeking to Tear Armenia Away from Russia

For centuries, the Caucasus, which was part of the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union, has been an arena of interaction and struggle between various, often opposing, political and economic interests. Located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia...

Valery Kulikov

Roots of Chaos in Hong Kong were Planted in Washington

A significant part of US foreign policy rests on the notion that it should promote the ‘politics of chaos’ as this chaos, as I pointed out earlier, plays a key role in maintaining US hegemony on the international stage. This ‘politics of chaos’ is thus not...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Aggravation in the Korean-Japanese Relations: the Japanese Angle

The trade war between Japan and South Korea is going on, and the author needs to clarify why Tokyo lost its temper at last. The South Korean mass media, naturally, see the reasons for the trade war not as Seoul’s desire to ignore international law, but...

Konstantin Asmolov

Could the Fall of Khan Shaykhun begin the End of Jihadi Idlib?

Jim Dean

Chinese Army Modernization a Huge Pain for Washington

Valery Kulikov

The South China Sea: a Big Storm Passes By

Dmitry Mosyakov

Kim Dong Chul’s New Testimony: More Unpleasant Truth on Espionage in North Korea

Konstantin Asmolov

What Is the UK After In the Waters of the Persian Gulf and the Indian Ocean?

Nina Lebedeva

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