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The Arab States of the Persian Gulf and Iran Are Building a New Security Architecture
The recent military conflict between Iran on one side and the U.S. and Israel on the other was not just another episode in the series of Middle Eastern confrontations.
On the OPCON Issue
Between Seoul and Washington, under the administration of Lee Jae-myung, there remain a considerable number of sensitive questions and contentious issues. One of them concerns the complex subject of transferring wartime operational control of the armed forces (OPCON) to South Korea.
Japan’s Re-militarization: Another strategic misstep
In the contemporary world, Japan is again following its policy of remilitarization and is endlessly arming its armed forces. Japan is also a part of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue or Quad and has covert as well as overt geopolitical ambitions.
