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166018
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This article analyzes the way in which American politicians and experts debate the problem of denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula, is analyzed from the viewpoint of how likely it is that a consensus can be reached in the domestic politics of the United States. The views of the most influential groups of the American establishment in the Democratic and Republican parties are examined in the context of current events in the region. The authors conclude that since these views largely coincide with the denuclearization policy of President Donald Trump, the administration and Congress will reach a full consensus on this issue.
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166020
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This paper looks at the principal stages in the formation of the China Academy of Engineering Physics, the only organization in that country that is in charge of developing and manufacturing nuclear weapons. The Academy is a relatively little known, yet important and growing component of China's defense-industrial complex (DIC). Nuclear weapons are not its only concern, for it also works on laser weapons, weapons on new physical principles, and some promising lines in civil innovation.
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166017
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This article analyzes the main specific features of the modern foreign-policy course of China. It shows that the leading place in the theoretical base of present activity of China in the international arena belongs to Xi Jinping's view of mankind as a "common destiny community" and his Belt and Road initiative. However, one can trace the influence of the views of PRC leaders of former generations. As to practical policy, the main priority of Beijing remains its relations with Washington, which have noticeably worsened after raising trade tariffs on goods imported from China on President Trump's initiative.
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166022
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The year 2018 marked the passage of fifty years since the general offensive of the armed forces of the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam on the eve of the New Year holiday Tet, which changed the course of events in the Vietnam War. Numerous mass media publications were devoted to the event. This author argues with a number of American scholars on the nature and consequences of that offensive, emphasizing that U.S. crimes can in no way be justified and that their actions cannot be considered equal to those of the Vietnamese fighters who were forced, arms in hand, to defend the freedom, independence, and unity of their country from U.S. intervention.
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166019
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This article is devoted to analyzing the motivations of participants in informal relations known in China as guanxi. The author comes to the conclusion that it is the economic motive that is dominant in uniting participants in chains and groups, in which private interest is satisfied through collective actions by the redistribution of public or corporate resources.
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166021
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This article surveys the historical background of the modern media system of Japan (television, radio, print media, news agencies), as well as the origins of interaction practices between the media and the government in the process of creating and broadcasting an information product. In addition, a brief overview of the main stages of the media system of Japan development is given, as well as an analysis of key factors that have influenced the process of the media sphere of Japan formation.
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166016
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Territorial conflict and divergent perceptions of the history of bilateral relations have a strong cooling effect on modern Sino-Japanese relations. This leads to a phenomenon in the interaction between the two countries that could be called "hot economy, cold policy." At the same time, serious shifts in the economy, geopolitics, and security in the APR and at the global level in recent years have forced the leaders of the two countries to soften political contradictions and look for opportunities for rapprochement and cooperation.
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166014
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From the moment humanity entered the 21st century, a new stage in the development of the world order began with extensive and complex changes in the international situation. Economic globalization led to a redistribution of resources on a worldwide scale, multipolarity – to a far-ranging adjustment of international relations and public awareness, to one world and cultural diversity, and to the exchange of a great many cultural trends. Radical changes in the system of world governance and the international order are now growing ever faster. Interconnectedness and mutual dependence in relations between all nations are becoming clearer and clearer, a greater balance in the correlation of forces is being achieved on the international level, and a general striving toward world peaceful development is becoming an unalterable trend. These changes show the direction of the historical process, affect the well-being of people around the world, and demand that we work together to uphold them. At the same time, factors of instability and uncertainty that exist in the world are becoming clear. There is not enough momentum for the growth of the world economy, the gap between rich and poor grows wider every day, many regions are caught in an uninterrupted series of major problems, and such nontraditional security threats as terrorism, cyber crime, deadly infectious diseases, and climate change are proliferating worldwide. Humanity is in fact facing a multitude of common challenges.
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166013
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This article describes the formation and development of South Korea's Arctic strategy. The author concludes that as compared to other Asian observers on the Arctic Council, South Korea has greater potential to develop successful national diplomacy. The country is gradually creating a favorable image and consolidating its political status as a world ecological intermediary implementing a progressive policy of sustainable development.
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166023
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This article describes political leadership in China and Germany. The author examines the political culture of modern China since the inception of the PRC, as well as the political culture of Germany. The author comes to the conclusion that the political and cultural development of a country is in close connection with the personality of its leader, whose individual traits influence its position in the international arena.
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166015
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The stepping up of Russian-Japanese relations initiated in 2016 by RF President Vladimir Putin and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has led to the next stage of discussing the need to conclude a peace treaty to resolve the territorial issue. Japan has traditionally continued to insist on "the return of the Northern Territories." However, the position of Moscow, which favors signing a peace treaty based on the Soviet-Japanese Joint Declaration of 1956, evokes a negative reaction, primarily among the Russian public.
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