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Is the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Beginning to Open Up?

After a year and a half of interruption, North Korea has reopened rail connections with China. Since the end of January 2020, the DPRK has halted cross-boarder railway services. Even though on June 26, 2020 one freight train passed from Hunchun (a border city in China’s Jilin province) to Tumangang station on the North Korea...

Konstantin Asmolov

US Exacts Revenge on Afghanistan for its Defiance

Ever since the Taliban (an organization deemed terrorist and banned in Russia) took control of Afghanistan last August amid a shameful and chaotic US withdrawal, the country, ravaged by war and occupation for 20 years, has plunged deeper and deeper into disaster, causing new waves of displacement, further impoverishing it and raising the specter of mass...

Viktor Mikhin

Situation in Turkey is Putting Erdogan’s Abilities to the Test

In the last few years, Turkey’s economy has been caught in a drawn-out recession, largely due to the increasing costs related to the current model of economic growth. And as the economy is deteriorating, so is the political and economic situation in the country, forcing President Erdogan to make choices which are far from popular. When Erdogan’s Justice and Development Party came...

Vladimir Odintsov

We Scoured the Planet and Found the Enemy - The Superconsumer

Phil Butler

Sudan: Yesterday’s News There, Tomorrow’s Nightmare Everywhere Else

Seth Ferris

Another US-Japan 2+2 Meeting

Vladimir Terehov

Central Asia becomes a Platform for Cooperation between Russia, India and China

Vladimir Platov

Australia Slow to Learn From the Lessons of History

James ONeill

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