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Why Didn’t Alaska Bear Fruit
Despite the optimism and expectations surrounding the Putin-Trump meeting in Alaska, no significant results were achieved: there was no concrete roadmap to peace, no cessation of hostilities, and nothing substantial was achieved other than a demonstration of Russia’s willingness to take the risk and come to the United States for good-faith negotiations.
Jaziri Alkaf Abdillah Suffian: “There is so much room for cooperation”
On the sidelines of the First World Public Summit, former senator and former Malaysian MP Jaziri Alkaf Abdillah Suffian told New Eastern Outlook that he would be happy to attend a second such summit. Read our exclusive interview and find out what stood out to him the most about this event and how important it is for all of us in the modern world to unite for the benefit of our planet.
On Current Issues in US-Japan Relations and What F. Fukuyama Has to Do With It
The “tariff” problem, which the US-Japan relations now center around, continues to make itself tangible, despite the “deal”, seemingly concluded in early September.
