The Illegal US Blockade on Cuba Hinders the Island’s Economic Development
uba’s gradual easing of restrictions following the coronavirus pandemic has been discussed in terms of its economy.
Putin Warns West: Russia-NATO Conflict One Step from World War Three
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has precipitated the most profound crisis in Moscow's relations with the West since the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962.
The Missing Piece of the Middle East Chessboard: Russia
Moscow's defense in the Eastern Mediterranean
In the immediate aftermath of the Cuban Missile Crisis in the early 1960s, the Soviet Union realized that the Arab-Israeli conflict posed a direct threat to its security in the Eastern Mediterranean, as the U.
Turkish-Russian Relations from Peter the Great to Putin
Although Turkey was part of the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962 due to the American Jupiter missiles it accepted on its territory, the USSR's approach in those years was to convince Turkey at the very least to leave NATO and become a neutral country.
Gaza Braces for the Birth of 15,000 Babies Amid Genocide
"Pregnant women in the hallways screaming in pain, unidentified newborn babies in incubators with no living family members," she recounted.
100 Years of Turkey-US Relations
military aid; NATO's adoption of the “flexible response strategy” instead of the “massive retaliation policy,” which had relied on the capacity for a response to the aggressor with nuclear weapons; the withdrawal of Jupiter missiles from Turkey during the Cuban Missile Crisis without consulting the Turkish government; poppy cultivation in Turkey; and Turkey's eventual 1974 intervention in Cyprus.
Putin to Stay in Power Until 2030
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Putin at home and the world
Internationally, Putin’s decision to run occurs against the backdrop of the war in Ukraine, which has drawn the most significant global confrontation with the West since the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962.
Revolution and Dictatorship: The Violent Origins of Durable Authoritarianism
By examining notable cases such as China, Cuba, Iran, the Soviet Union, and Vietnam, the authors seek to unravel the durability of these regimes, even in the face of severe economic crises, policy failures, public discontent, and external pressures.
Why Does the Turkish Left Adore the PKK?
Influenced by the Cuban and Vietnamese resistance against the United States, they received armed training in camps in Lebanon and returned to Turkey.
How Fake News Shapes World Order
These include Vietnam and Cuba, the Korean War, Tiananmen Square, the Yugoslav wars, the Gulf War, Iraq, Libya, Syria, and the emerging U.
How I Saw the Light in Gaza during my United States Trip
I also toured other communities of the city including the Polish, Mexican, Cuban, and Peurto Rican neighborhoods, and, of course, tasted their food.
Russia in Ukraine: Is There a Risk of Nuclear “Armageddon”?
President Joe Biden said the risk of nuclear “Armageddon” was at its highest level since the Cuban Missile Crisis.
“I Kept Three Copies of My Novels Lest They Get Confiscated”: An Interview with Freed Palestinian Prisoner Esmat Mansour
They have studied and learnt from different experiences like that of the prisoners of the Vietnamese Revolution, the Cuban Revolution, and the Algerian Revolution, and considered them as important experiences through which they tried to mature and enrich their own experience.
What Role Can Turkey Play Between Russia and Ukraine in Antalya?
Cuba, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Yugoslavia, and finally Syria have been theaters of this struggle.
Latin America: A New Sphere of Russian Influence?
Sergei Ryabkov, deputy foreign minister of Russia, said that he would “neither confirm nor deny” the possibility that Russia might send military assets to Cuba and Venezuela.
The Turcos Are Coming: Turkey’s Growing Ties with Latin America
Currently, Latin America has a complex mix of conservative populist leaders such as Brazil’s Bolsonaro and El Salvador’s Bukele and the return of a “pink” tide after the elections of Alberto Fernandez in Argentina, Pedro Castillo in Perú, and Gabriel Boric in Chile, in addition to the left-wing governments in Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua.
“We Have a Pro-Palestinian Lobby in Latin America” – Interview with Simán Khoury
However, they arrived at Puerto Colombia, in Colombia, or in Cuba, where they split up.
The Search for a Third Way: The Non-Aligned Movement, G77, and NIEO
The prominent position communist Cuba, which is widely considered a Soviet ally, assumed in the NAM by the 1970s, is yet another.
The Gang’s All Here: New Western Imperialism in the South China Sea
has intervened openly or covertly in many countries in Latin America, including Cuba, and imposes crippling sanctions on Venezuela.
Iran Outsources War and Rules States by Proxy
Perhaps the most famous of these groups was actually incubated during the war with Iraq and is now Iran’s leading proxy in the region.
