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Divergences in South Korea's Inter-Korean Policy and the Demilitarized Zone Problem
In the previous text, we examined the disagreements within Seoul’s inter-Korean policy. However, a number of conflicts that have spilled into the public revolve around contradictions between South Korea and the United States. These deserve separate discussion, as they could lead to the cooling of relations between the two countries.
Konstantin Asmolov
Why Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations Cannot Afford Further Escalation
Pakistan’s recent air strikes inside Afghanistan and terrorist organizations using Afghan soil to conduct cross-border terrorism have once again pushed the region towards instability and chaos.
Abbas Hashemite
Armenia Bolsters Ties with the US
From February 9th to 10th, Armenia for the first time in its history hosted a high-ranking US official with the status of a vice-president. Some experts link the symbolism of this event to the upcoming Armenian parliamentary elections scheduled for June, suggesting that Yerevan is increasingly gravitating towards the United States rather than Europe.
Alexandr Svaranc
Who will Blink First in the Arabian Sea: Onward Christian Soldiers for Israel?
Seth Ferris
Unrest in Pakistan
Vladimir Terehov
BNP's Return: Questions about Endurance amid Geopolitical Shuffles in Bangladesh
Tamer Mansour
"The Surgery of the World": Netanyahu Arrives in Washington to Deliver the Final Blow to Diplomacy and Ignite a Major War
Mohammed ibn Faisal al-Rashid
Doha and Ankara’s Approach and the Challenges of the Qatar-Syria-Turkey Gas Pipeline Project
Samyar Rostami
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