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The Luzon Economic Corridor project: the factor of the Taiwan problem

The announcement at the end of October about the possible accession of Taiwan to the Luzon Economic Corridor (LEC) project, which was launched six months earlier by the United States, Japan and the Philippines, provides an opportunity to focus on new noteworthy developments in the increasingly tense situation in Southeast Asia

Vladimir Terehov

The Gulf is caught in the crossfire

The situation in the Middle East has grown more tense in the past weeks following Iran’s intensive rocket attacks on Israel to avenge the assassinations of Hezbollah and Hamas leaders in Lebanon and Iran and Israel’s retaliatory strikes on Iranian territory.

Viktor Mikhin

BRICS 2024 Summit: When the World’s Majority arose from the West’s Forced Tutelage

The 2024 BRICS summit between October 22nd and 24th will go down in human history among the most significant events after the Enlightenment; when humans arose from their self-imposed tutelage. The BRICS summit represented the world’s majority emerging from Western-imposed dictatorship disguised as guidance.

Simon Chege Ndiritu