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South Korean Seongnamgate: Will There Be a Sequel?
The author continues to follow a serious scandal in South Korea that could affect the outcome of the March 2022 presidential election, as one of the potential figures in the case is Lee Jae-myung, the ruling Democratic presidential candidate. The fact is that a previously unknown firm, Hwacheon Daeyu, and its seven affiliates made more than 1,000 times their investment...
Konstantin Asmolov
Afghan Issues in a Transformed World Order
The state and development of the Afghan issue seems to reflect all the flaws of today’s global order, which has also begun to “radically transform.” While the relevance of this kind of change process is more or less obvious, it is not clear where their generalized vector is headed. Furthermore, an important question seems to be whether the process develops “by itself...
Vladimir Terehov
Where is the Escalation of the Conflict between Algeria and Morocco Leading?
Relations between Algeria and Morocco have been tense for decades, with the border between the countries closed since 1994. One of the reasons for the tensions is disagreement over Western Sahara: Algeria has supported the Polisario Front for decades insisting on the establishment of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic...
Vladimir Odintsov
US at ASEAN Summit Looks to Turn Region Against Itself
Brian Berletic
Iraq: the Elections are Over, but the Struggle Continues
Viktor Mikhin
Washington and Paris are Forming a Front Against Turkey in Greece
Vladimir Platov
Nuclear Energy Gains Momentum in the Green World
Valery Kulikov
Should We Get Prepared for a Real “Duck and Cover” Provocation?
Phil Butler
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