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Iraq: internal problems and ways to solve them
For two decades after the 2003 brazen and unprovoked invasion by the US, Iraq has been experiencing chaos, instability and significant problems, primarily due to the destruction of their state by the Americans. Although the number of internal armed conflicts has decreased in recent years, the country still faces many complex problems that need addressing for any stability and security to be achieved in the country. This has been the result, and Iraqi media constantly writes about it, of the US aggression and the hubristic policy towards Iraq that various American administrations have pursued since 2003. One of the difficult problems…
Viktor Mikhin
Erdoğan is pursuing an active policy
Within the days after the inauguration Turkish President is demonstrating a good and active political shape. Considering the complicated domestic and international agenda Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is forced to undertake intense activities and launch new initiatives which, if implemented, may bring about positive changes in Turkey and beyond. On the domestic front, naturally the main innovation in Turkish political life after the elections was the renewal of government where personnel promotion was based on competence, political reliability and promising age…
Alexandr Svaranc
DPRK satellite launch: a rocky start, but failures happen
The development of the satellite was one of the key weapons projects announced by Kim Jong-un during the congress of the Workers’ Party of Korea in January 2021, along with a solid-fuel intercontinental ballistic missile (already launched) and a nuclear submarine (not yet seen). Earlier, the DPRK announced the launch of a satellite five times – in 1998, 2009 and 2016 and twice (April and December) in 2012. However, it presumably only managed to put the satellite into orbit in December 2012 and in 2016, and even then, according…
Konstantin Asmolov
The Flawed Math of the Elites and Joe Biden - Shiny Metal Futures
Phil Butler
Politbarometer 2023 - Shifts in the mood of Mongolian society
Boris Kushhov
Unequal confrontation between Vilnius and Beijing
Бахтиар Урусов
The end of the unipolar world
Veniamin Popov
On the Real Importance of New Sino-Russian Economic Pacts
Salman Rafi Sheikh
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