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17.04.2013
Syria: The Last Line of Defense
The war in Syria entered a decisive phase after the Arab League summit held in Doha in March, at which Qatar and Saudi Arabia squashed all attempts at a peaceful resolution of the Syrian crisis by diplomatic means on either…
15.04.2013
Why Doesn’t Washington like Russia Exporting Gas to East Asia?
The world is becoming more multipolar. But the United States is only one of its poles: It has a huge navy, and it is striving desperately to gain control over all of the world’s oceans and, therefore, the major cargo…
15.04.2013
Korean unification – what problems should we expect? Part 2
The author is publishing a new series of articles to improve our understanding of the situation on the Korean Peninsula and how it may evolve. You can find the first part of article by the following link. The third group…
12.04.2013
Foreign Intervention in the Syrian Conflict
The increased foreign intervention in Syria’s internal conflict suggests that the anti-Assad coalition is preparing for the end of the “battle for Syria.” In northern Jordan, a training camp with mockups of typical Syrian towns and an airport has been…
11.04.2013
Pakistan – China – USA: Cooperation for the State of Stability?
Pakistan’s role in South and Southeast Asia is undoubtedly a major factor affecting the situation there. When outside observers assess that role, they primarily look at the interaction between this Muslim nuclear country and both the United States and China.…
11.04.2013
Korean unification – what problems should we expect? Part 1
The author is publishing a new series of articles to improve our understanding of the situation on the Korean Peninsula and how it may evolve. The flare-up between the Koreas superimposed on the public’s image of North Korea has given…
10.04.2013
What We Should and Shouldn’t Fear on the Korean Peninsula
North Korea’s suggestion about evacuating diplomatic missions has again inflamed passions and once more forced experts to pay attention to details and try to answer the question: “What should we be concerned about on the Korean Peninsula, and what should…
08.04.2013
The Situation in Iraq Is Getting Complicated
Once again we see that Washington’s carefully prepared operation to partition the world is having an outcome that the American puppeteers could hardly have expected. The US troop withdrawal from Iraq in late 2011 should have helped consolidate Iraqi society,…
07.04.2013
Egypt, France and the Qatar factor
Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohammed Amr visited the French capital in early April. Egyptian news agencies reported that Amr was received by both his French counterpart, Laurent Fabius, and French President François Hollande. That allowed both Amr and the controlled media…
07.04.2013
The Development of North Korea’s Main Policy
With the situation on the Korean Peninsula growing worse, news about the plenary session of the Central Committee of the Workers’ Party of Korea held on March 31 and the planning session of the Supreme Peoples Assembly on April 1…
06.04.2013
FEMEN — a Weapon of Political Provocateurs
Political activists have recently begun increasingly performing acts that greatly harm public morality in order to create instability in individual countries and even entire regions. Actions by the group FEMEN are a striking example of that. Following Pussy Riot’s attacks…
05.04.2013
Pakistani-US Relations and Their role in Maintaining Stability in South and Southwest Asia
The situation in and around Afghanistan has been attracting international attention for quite a few years now. Many observers are particularly concerned about what the NATO troop withdrawal planned for 2014 means for the region. Most recognize that Pakistani-US relations…