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Taiwan Earthquake: Why All the Chips in One Basket?

The powerful earthquake that shook Taiwan on Wednesday, 3rd of April, was the strongest earthquake to hit the renegade Chinese province in 25 years. The 7.4+ earthquake has killed at least nine people and injured more than a thousand, and has sent a different type of shockwave throughout the world, particularly the west…

Seth Ferris

New Caledonia or when Paris tries to close the way to independence of its colony

Regarding the neocolonial policy of the French regime, mainly with regard to a number of countries on the African continent, within the framework of the system commonly called Françafrique, which is going through the most difficult times today, it is also appropriate to remember that the French metropolis is, in fact, still a colonial regime, counting to this day several so-called “overseas” territories, de-facto – colonies, among which New Caledonia deserves particular attention…

Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov

Chinese Foreign Minister visits New Zealand and Australia

Between 17 and 21 March, Wang Yi, a member of the Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party and China’s Foreign Minister, visited New Zealand and Australia (for the first time since 2017) at the invitation of his counterparts, Winston Peters and Penny Wong. And while the motivation for Wang Yi’s visit to the first of these countries contained its own intrigue, the main component of the entire tour was undoubtedly related to the second half…

Vladimir Terehov

Melbourne hosted the “ASEAN¬-Australia Summit”

Vladimir Terehov

Intensifying Japan's security co-operation with Asia-Pacific countries

Nazar Kurbanov

Washington’s True Fear of China: An Obstacle to American Hegemony

Brian Berletic

The Myanmar Crisis - three years on

Nguyen Kien Van

Russia-ATR: Dividing Lines vs. ASEAN Security System. Part 2

Aleksei Bolshakov

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