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Is the DPRK opening up to the world?

All walls fall eventually, and with the coronavirus decline, it also seems that the days of “self-isolation by the whole country” are coming to an end. Remember that North Korea implemented “emergency anti-epidemic measures” in May 2022 amid the “fever epidemic” and quarantined people at the border starting in early 2020 owing to the COVID-19 pandemic. North Korea’s leader declared victory against the virus in August 2022, following which rail freight trade resumed. According to Korean specialist and journalist Oleg Kiryanov, the DPRK’s coming discovery…

Konstantin Asmolov

Temporary Ceasefire in Gaza

Media reported that on the 47th day of the current Palestinian-Israeli war, the parties reached a deal for a four-day pause in fighting. This truce deal is aimed primarily at the exchange of hostages and the supply of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip. “We will have to make difficult and important decisions regarding the hostages in the coming days,” Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said on 21 November after visiting the headquarters of the army’s Gaza division…

Alexandr Svaranc

Pakistan’s Geostrategic Conundrum

Geography plays a significant role in shaping the destiny of the country. All the countries have to formulate their policies and relations according to their geographic and geostrategic needs. Pakistan is no exception. The country appeared on the globe on 14th August 1947 in the South Asian region. In the north of the country lies the rising superpower of the world, China. On its Eastern border lies the rising economies of the region and the world, and its arch-rival, India. Pakistan shares its Western border with one of the most unstable and chaotic countries in the world, Afghanistan…

Abbas Hashemite

Fifth annual India-US 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue took place in New Delhi

Vladimir Terehov

Prison Ship, Gaza 2023: Flipping Reality in the Wake of Zionism Gone Really Bad!

Seth Ferris

The Gaza massacre and Muslim opinion at the Saudi Summit

Viktor Mikhin

How Kazakhstan's CHP problem showed the hypocrisy of the West and gave Russia an opportunity to showcase new proposals

Boris Kushhov

North Korean Satellite: Awaiting Its Third Attempt

Konstantin Asmolov

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