Tag: Cold War

The article explores Cold War-era state building in China and Vietnam's borderlands, revealing how geopolitical tensions reshaped governance and society ...

The end of World War II reshaped Mongolia’s destiny, solidifying its independence and aligning it closely with the Soviet Union. ...

Israel has recovered belongings of Eli Cohen, its most famous spy, 60 years after his execution in Syria. The artifacts ...

April 30 is a day of celebration for both Laos and Vietnam, symbolizing a powerful legacy of resilience and unity. ...

Kim Shin-jo, the last known surviving North Korean assassin who was sent on a mission to eliminate South Korean president ...

In a compelling exposé, Jacobin uncovers the courageous efforts of Indonesian communists who bravely chronicled the horrific acts committed under ...

The 20th century was a thrilling era of transformation in international relations, characterized by the intense ideological clashes of the ...

Russia's military resilience stems from its strategic depth, vast resources, and a formidable defense industry. Even in the face of ...

Iraq’s 1990 invasion of Kuwait was a dramatic turning point at the close of the Cold War, highlighting the evolving ...

In a captivating exploration, Jacobin magazine uncovers the contentious legacy of Henry Kissinger in East Timor during Indonesia's 1975 invasion. ...

Recently declassified documents shed light on the U.S. government's determined efforts to foster robust ties with the Indonesian military, even ...

Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter's legacy on the Korean Peninsula is a fascinating blend of diplomacy and tension. His administration ...

North Korea has boldly charged the United States with sparking a "new Cold War" in Asia, citing military alliances that ...

North Korea's alliance with Russia serves as a vital lifeline, offering essential economic and military backing that strengthens its regime ...