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Foreign and security policyPeacemaker wanted Kazakhstan maintains good relations with Russia and Ukraine. The country would be perfectly suited to mediate negotiations and end bloodshed By Alexandra Sitenko
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Foreign and security policyPolitical ice age Rearmament and war rhetoric: what does North Korea want to achieve with its shift in foreign and security policy? By Eric Ballbach, Elisabeth Suh
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Interviews‘Beijing’s attempts at intimidation are not working’ East Asia expert Stephan Thome on the outcome of the presidential election in Taiwan, the country’s expectations of the West and China’s influence
Democracy and societyFrom Sri Lanka to South Korea, Asia elects new leaders in 2024 A momentous election year lies ahead for Asia — expected to shape the future of the rules-based international order, economic prosperity and security By Mirco Günther