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Afghanistan in the unyielding hands of the ‘democratic’ United States
The 2001 invasion and the following US occupation of the country, which lasted until 2021, left behind terrible, protracted consequences that can still be felt today. Seeing the example of Afghanistan, the world has clearly seen the ‘charms’ of US governance of the whole world.
Spy scandal in South Korea Part 1. The case of the leak of classified data from South Korea’s military intelligence service
In South Korea the summer of 2024 has been marked by a series of spy scandals, which vividly illustrate a number of the country’s domestic and foreign policy problems. Let us start with the scandal involving a data leak from South Korea’s Defense Intelligence Command (KDIC) in late June, potentially causing very serious damage to its “illegal” agents around the world.
New Western attack on freedom of speech and the necessary response
The arrest of the Telegram platform founder Pavel Durov by agents of the French regime has once again proven the essence of this vassal regime, as well as the fact of the complete absence of freedom in the West. But the main thing today is precisely that a firm response is needed from number of countries belonging to the world majority. And in this sense – there is no shortage of options.
