20th-century international relations – Cold War, Middle East, Asia – Britannica
The 20th century saw a dramatic reshaping of international relations, marked by the Cold War's ideological battles and shifting alliances ...
The 20th century saw a dramatic reshaping of international relations, marked by the Cold War's ideological battles and shifting alliances ...
Iraq’s 1990 invasion of Kuwait marked a pivotal moment at the end of the Cold War, reflecting the shifting geopolitical ...
In an exclusive piece, Jacobin magazine delves into Henry Kissinger's controversial role in East Timor during the 1975 invasion by ...
Declassified documents reveal the U.S. government's efforts to maintain strong relations with the Indonesian military, even as it perpetrated violence ...
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter's legacy on the Korean Peninsula is marked by both diplomacy and tension. While his administration ...
North Korea has accused the United States of instigating a "new Cold War" in Asia through military alliances, claiming these ...
North Korea's alliance with Russia provides crucial economic and military support, bolstering its regime amidst international tensions. However, this partnership ...
The import of poultry meat from China to Kyrgyzstan surged by 81% in January-February, according to the AKIpress News Agency....
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