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Korea: Still at the Red Line

Not long ago, the author described the situation on the Korean Peninsula as still at the red line, and although the past month seemed to be without incidents, we cannot say that the crisis has ended. The DPRK has behaved relatively calmly, and South Korean experts managed to make...

Konstantin Asmolov

Washington's SFABs Will Teach the Art of War to Foreign Armies

In spite of its irresistible urge to address the challenges it created by a handful of armed interventions in various states of the world, we're witnessing Washington's ever decreasing commitment to direct warfare, as it prefers...

Valery Kulikov

The Problems of Moon Jae-in’s Energy Policy

Not so long ago, we talked about the great purge of Moon Jae-in instigated to strengthen his political position. Without this, many of his projects, especially populistic initiatives, risk being buried, not unlike the similar ideas of his predecessors. In this context, let us consider the course of ...

Konstantin Asmolov

The Awakening of Fareed Zakaria

Deena Stryker

Moscow Outmaneuvers Washington’s Kurdistan Project

F. William Engdahl

The Truth About Radical Islam

Tony Cartalucci

The Great Degeneration of the West: Where Do Wrong Decisions Lead?

Sofia Pale

Is Putin a Tsar, Really?

Deena Stryker

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