Politics
News on South Korea’s Domestic Policy: the Saenuri Party Split
The breaking news at the end of last year concerned the split in the conservative wing. As a reminder, on December 20, 2016, former leader of the ruling Saenuri Party, Kim Moo-sung, and former leader of the parliamentary faction…
What's Really Behind US Claims of "Russian Hacking?
Despite great effort recently put into bolstering the credibility of the “American intelligence community” in the wake of their assessment regarding alleged “Russian hacking,” it should be remembered that this same “community”…
Yellow Journalism Morphs into Yellow Government
“There is beauty in truth, even if it’s painful. Those who lie, twist life so that it looks tasty to the lazy, brilliant to the ignorant, and powerful to the weak… Jose N. Harris. The Theater of the Absurd continued this past week…
South Korea in the Center of the Acute Situation in Northeast Asia (NEA)
The beginning of 2017 was marked by the aggravation of the situation in Northeast Asia. And this time the Republic of Korea (ROK) was in the center of this negative trend…
George Soros: The Not So Mysterious Donor
In one of its recent articles, the Times would try to impress upon its readers that it has something special in store. The article would state that a mysterious freelancer had promised the “biggest US story since Watergate”…
Operation Barbarossa II: The Yanks In Their Armoured Parade
I stated some months ago, while assembling a criminal dossier against the NATO powers for the ultimate war crime of aggression, that the build-up of NATO forces in Eastern Europe…
Rex Tillerson, Biggest Gator in the Swamp
When US business tycoon-turned-politician Donald Trump ran for office, “drain the swamp” became a popular campaign cry. Trump likely was implying that he would “drain” corrupt and redundant features of Washington’s establishment and…
Economics
North-South Transport Corridor: Russia is Expanding its Footprint in Asia
Development of international transport corridors fosters trade and promotes political convergence of countries. Russia has long been seeking to reinforce its relations with the Middle Eastern, Central and Southeast Asian…
China and the Butterfly Effect
Sometimes small victories or positive actions are almost as important as major international ones as they can give a new quality of impulse to many related developments, what physicists call the “butterfly effect.” To be more precise, a butterfly effect says that “a small…
Chinese Businessmen are Now Investing Heavily in Lake Baikal
As you may know, tourism is an incredibly profitable sector of any economy. It is also an important sphere of international relations that leads to ever growing trust and mutual understanding between peoples…
The New Silk Road Will Make Iran Immune to Western Sanctions
In January 2016 we’ve witnessed a partial withdrawal of sanctions on the Islamic Republic of Iran. It should be noted that the introduction of those was linked…
Donald Trump and Southeast Asia
Donald Trump overlooked the ASEAN countries in his pre-election campaign. His disregard of the actively developing region with a population of 625 million people and a total GDP worth 2.4 trillion dollars (the world’s seventh largest economy)…
US dollar is losing ground in Southeast Asian countries
One of the world’s most important processes in recent years has been the weakening of the US dollar on the international currency market and the desire of many countries to abandon it in order to release…
China Expands its Presence in Europe
As NEO has repeatedly noted in the past, the development of Sino-European relations has emerged as one of central issues boggling the minds of the key players involved in a new global political game. The magnitude of the issue…
Society
On the Latest Tension around the Yasukuni Shrine
On December 29, 2016, the government of the Republic of Korea expressed its vehement protest to the Japanese authorities about the visit made by the Minister of Defense of Japan, Tomomi Inada, to the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo…
Obama’s Achievement was Whitewashing Permanent Warfare with Eloquence
Judging from how the mainstream media has characterized the legacy of Barack Obama so far, the outgoing president will be most remembered for his many rousing aspirational speeches and well-timed shows of emotion. His…
RT and Sputnik: The Double-Reverse Ploy
The world is in new territory now, not so much that criminal elites are manipulating governments and raping the planet, that’s centuries old. We have reached a point where up and down are considered opinions and there is no right or…
‘Playing God’, the CIA, FBI, NSA Report Finds Russia “Guilty”
It ‘says’ a lot yet it ridiculously fails to say enough. A lot of talk following the report has focused on what it says, leaving the people obscure to what it doesn’t…
Is it time to Get Rid of the Monument to "Sex Slaves?"
There has been a drastic increase in tension in the relations between Japan and the Republic of Korea: the Ambassador in Seoul and the Consul General in Busan have been temporary withdrawn, the talks on foreign exchange swaps have…
Should We Recoin the Term Orwellian into Obamian?
After US Presdient Barack Obama’s two terms in office it gets increasingly clear for everyone that freedom of speech in the United States can be described as rigid control that the state exercises over the media and journalists…
Trump and MH17: Just One Step Too Far?
The propaganda campaign by the NATO war alliance against Russia has several components. The newest elements are the surreal allegations being made by the Obama regime, suffering…









