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Is Iran Suffering a Color Revolution or Demanding a Change?

As is pretty much always the case, Middle Eastern leaders have once again failed to stop the beginnings of yet another “color” revolution, or at least an attempt to trigger one. This time it is Iran that has found itself staring down the barrel of this...

Petr Lvov

USA-DPRK: “Strategic Patience” and an Abrupt Stop in the Negotiation Process

Despite the fact that all of 2008 trends were generally positive, it was not possible to completely liquidate the nuclear issue by the end of the Bush presidency. "The devil is in the details," and the process could not be worked out in time, at the very least...

Konstantin Asmolov

How the American Coalition SCROOGED the World

In September 2015 Russian air forces began hammering ISIS in Syria at the orders of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Two years later the world’s most dreaded terror has been all but eradicated. This year the world has received one of the best Christmas presents ever. Unfortunately...

Phil Butler

Changes for the better in relations between the PRC and the ROK?

Konstantin Asmolov

India Loses Out the Maldives to China

Dmitry Bokarev

The Golden Triangle in the Chinese Ring

Dmitry Bokarev

The Quad: US Searches Edge of Asia for Allies to Contain Beijing

Tony Cartalucci

80th Anniversary of the Nanjing Massacre: Political Background

Vladimir Terehov

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