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Why Won’t the South Korean President Go to Tokyo?

The author has repeatedly told his readers about the complexities of Japan-ROK relations and the role that militant nationalism and President Moon’s policies play in them. Here’s another story of how, on the eve of the Olympics, the South Korean President, pinned down by the situation, made an unsuccessful attempt at reconciliation and how it shattered...

Konstantin Asmolov

France Faces an Existential Crisis

Once hailed the future of the Fifth Republic for he promised to reform France’s stalling economy and reclaim some of the nation’s long lost ‘shine’, French President Emmanuel Macron is now being compared to the notorious Marechal Petain - the man who sold France to the Nazis back in the late 1930s. Some protesters to his new ‘pandemic rules’ have gone...

Catherine Shakdam

What Card is Washington Playing in Afghanistan via Ankara?

Despite the intense debate that has been going on in Turkey and beyond over the last few days about the advisability of Ankara taking over the baton from the USA in Afghanistan, as well as the main intrigue - what it will do in the IRA, President Tayyip Erdoğan confirmed the other day that Turkey was ready “to take over the Kabul Airport if the...

Vladimir Danilov

China, Japan, Mongolia: Ongoing Cooperation and Russia’s Stabilizing Role

Petr Konovalov

US Fingerprints on Terrorism Aimed At China-Pakistan Economic Corridor

Brian Berletic

Saudi and Western Ponzi-Scheme vs. Regional Geopolitical Realities

Henry Kamens

Discussions on the Afghan Problem Continued in Tashkent

Vladimir Terehov

Are Egypt and Turkey on the Path to Reconciliation?

Valery Kulikov

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