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The structure of global order is altering thanks to a revitalized BRICS...

The world has been in a condition of global transit in search of a new world order for over 30 years since the fall of the USSR and the breakup of the bipolar world order—the USSR/Warsaw Pact bloc and USA/NATO—as a result of which security and stability will be ensured. Naturally, this process is connected not only with the desire of some and the unwillingness of other powers to search for a new system of international relations but is also a consequence of the objective balance…
Alexandr Svaranc
The Ainu people

Tokyo’s annual political charade

On September 14 an international conference was held in Sapporo, the administrative center of the Japanese prefecture of Hokkaido, with the support of the Japanese government. Its subject was the development of tourism to support the cultural heritage of indigenous peoples – in particular, the minority Ainu people, who are the indigenous inhabitants of the Japanese islands of Hokkaido and Honshu. These indigenous people, who typically have pronounced European-like facial features, have for centuries had to defend themselves against the aggressive Yamato minzoku…
Бахтиар Урусов

China’s new standard maps ruffle feathers

At the end of August, a seemingly trivial and commonplace incident was immediately met with suspicion by a number of countries in the Indo-Pacific region, which is literally awash with problems of all kinds. The incident in question was the publication by the PRC’s State Cartographic Service of a set of “standard maps,” which showed both its own and other countries’ borders. It should be noted at once that these maps do not add in any way to the list of territories already claimed by the PRC, and whose possession has been the subject of disputes between Beijing…
Vladimir Terehov

Has Kim Tok-hun fallen out of favor?

Konstantin Asmolov

How to Resolve the Complex Conflict in Yemen

Viktor Mikhin

China’s Burgeoning Influence in the Middle East

Abbas Hashemite

Pakistan’s Shambolic Democracy

Taut Bataut

Ethiopia: a new narrative on the balance of power

Ivan Kopytsev
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