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Warsaw’s Reflex in the Iran Crisis: Loyalty First, Polish Costs Second
Whether Warsaw’s political class is still capable of reading a geopolitical signal when it comes not from Washington, but from its own society.
Disputes Between the PRC and the ROK in the Yellow Sea
One of the potential flashpoints in Northeast Asia is the maritime territory disputed between the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and the Republic of Korea (ROK) in the Yellow Sea. In 2025, the situation escalated into a standoff between the coast guard vessels of the two nations.
Another Kurdish Surrender
The violation of the agreement of March 10, 2025, sparked an outburst of another escalation in northeastern Syria, led to Turkish intervention, and contributed to the defeat of the Kurdish SDF forces. As a result, a new Syrian-Kurdish agreement was signed on January 18 on Damascus’s terms, with the participation of Washington and Ankara.
