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Alessandro ArduinoSouth China Morning Post |
Recruitment videos in Mandarin promise high pay and heroism, as Moscow’s desperate need for manpower fuels a global marketplace of fighters.
Forget tired caricatures of malnourished North Koreans distracted by online porn. In Kursk, they’ve proved to be deadly and disturbingly effective.
The situation is further complicated by Kurdish groups like the People’s Defence Units and the Kurdistan Workers’ Party, which Turkey classifies as...
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