Japan wants to adapt to harsh new global realities, but the past is dragging it down
Japan finds itself in the grip of a global remaking of the world order. The Trump administration has imposed 25% duties on Japanese steel and...
How the collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s regime is changing the balance of power in the Middle East
The local conflict in Syria has brought global changes to the country and the region. Russia has largely lost influence and is unlikely to retain...
Trudeau is waging an “external war” to hide domestic problems
The Canadian authorities are plunging the country into crisis because of unresolved problems with migrants, health care, the cost of housing and life in general....
TikTok craze has not left the U.S.
In spring, the confrontation around the Chinese social network TikTok in the U.S. became even more intense, which fits into the logic of the "Cold...
Hamas-Israel ceasefires: the will of Tel Aviv or the pernicious influence of Washington?
Relations between Israel and the United States have long been far from ideal, and this has been particularly acute under the Democratic administration, which is...
Vulin’s resignation: “Greater Serbia” hinders the West
Aleksandar Vulin, head of Serbia's Security and Information Agency (BIA), resigned from his post on November 3. The counterintelligence officer and leader of the Movement...
New U.S. budget crisis postponed for two months: Republicans and Democrats ‘sign a truce’
Before resigning because of "collusion with the Democrats," House Speaker Kevin McCarthy did come to a real compromise with them and postponed the shutdown of...
Drama with the election of the new Speaker of the House of Representatives. Part 1
The removal of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy from office has become a real political drama, showing the entire split of the system of power in...
Blinken in China: a string of failures for Biden’s diplomacy
June has become a hot month in the already complicated relations between China and the United States. An intelligence war broke out between the countries:...
The new reality of politics in the Middle East, which does not suit Washington
Back in the early 2010s, the U.S. felt that it was the master of the Middle East, and was on a path where only its...