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The Reasons and the Fallouts of North Korea’s Decision to Cancel the Armistice Agreement PDF  | Print |  E-mail

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On the Reasons and the fallouts of North Korea’s decision to cancel the Armistice agreement

North Korea announced on 13 March 2013 that it had cancelled the 1953 armistice with South Korea which ended the Korean war of 1950. North Korea issued a warning to the US and its “puppet” in Seoul stipulating that the next step would be a “merciless” military response. A spokesperson for the North Korean Ministry of Armed Forces said in a statement, “They would be well advised to keep in mind that the armistice agreement is no longer valid and (North Korea) is not restrained by the North-South declaration on non-aggression.” The spokesperson added: "What is left to be done now is an action of justice and merciless retaliation of the army and people of North Korea.”
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Recent Events in Kyrgyzstan PDF  | Print |  E-mail

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The army in Kyrgyzstan have recently announced a state of emergency and imposed a curfew in the cities of Osh, Jalal-Abad and other parts of the country, on the grounds of continued disturbances and acts of violence that have killed and wounded hundreds among both the Kyrgyz majority and the Uzbek minority.

The head of the interim government, Rosa Otunbayeva, has accused supporters of former President Kurmanbek Bakiyev, who was ousted last April, of fuelling ethnic violence in his stronghold city of Osh, in order to disrupt the national referendum on a new constitution scheduled for June 27 this month. Despite Bakiyev’s initial denial of any involvement in the wave of ethnic violence that blighted the south of the country, he went on to say after fleeing Kyrgyzstan -with a green light from Moscow- and taking refuge in Belarus: "There is no power that would make me resign from the presidential post. Kyrgyzstan will not be anyone's colony."

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Establishment of a government in Afghanistan PDF  | Print |  E-mail

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1- After striking Afghanistan, America will most likely support the solution that entails the establishment of a government that includes the Bashtun, Uzbek and Tajik, where the Taliban will be the effective rulers in the land, after adopting a political icon to rule the country nominally. King Zaher Shah may be the icon around which the Afghan people will unite; this will serve as a prelude towards integrating Afghanistan into the international community and recognising it regionally and internationally.

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