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Is it possible to undermine Pakistan’s stabilization? Part 1

The blast that rang out on September 29 in Peshawar, the main city in Pakistan’s north-western province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, was, evidently, an additional attempt at thwarting the process of normalization that has been developing in the country since this year’s May 11 parliamentary elections...

Vyacheslav Belokrenitsky

The USA and cyberwars. Part 2

Over the last two and a half years, the adversaries of the current government in Syria who are in close contact with the intelligence services of the USA and other Western countries have been increasingly penetrating into the social networks of this country in order to collect intelligence information...

Vladimir Platov

Should we expect a collapse of North Korea?

Having started the “Arab Spring” and having destabilized the situation in most countries in the Middle East after it, the “strategists” in Washington have recently turned their attention to North Korea. In autumn of 2013, we witnessed a wave of prophecies in the form of the document...

Konstantin Asmolov

Dismemberment of Command: America’s Military Shakeup

Gordon Duff

The USA and cyberwars. Part 1

Vladimir Platov

Reflections on the fate of the Middle East Part 1

Pogos Anastasov

https://kavpolit.com/eks-glava-mid-gruzii-podala-zayavku-na-uchastie-v-vyborax-prezidenta/

Will the fourth president of Georgia be a president without portfolio?

Yuri Simonyan

Saudi Arabia’s pained reaction to the US-Iran rapprochement

Alexander Orlov

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