Global Food Crisis: Russia and the West Play the Blame Game
As the Ukraine War’s effects are felt in the global markets, Russia and the West play the blame game about who is responsible for the food shortages and rising prices.
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Migration Remains a Hot Topic in Turkey with New Regulations Imposed
As presidential elections in 2023 near, migration will continue to remain a hot topic in Turkish politics.
Sinn Fein’s Triumph in Northern Ireland Brings Good News to Palestine
The prospect of a United Ireland will influence and promote Sinn Féin’s present stance in favor of an independent Palestinian…
Turkey Closes Airspace to Russian Planes Flying to Syria
Turkey has placed a three-month ban on Russian planes flying to Syria.
Sweden and Finland to Apply for NATO in May
The public opinion and political will in both Sweden and Finland are in favor of joining NATO.
The End of US Dollar? More Countries Use National Currencies in Trade
One can’t afford to ignore the IMF findings on the decline of the U.S. dollar as few countries can already…
The United Kingdom and Denmark intend to Relocate Refugees to Rwanda
ِAfter the U.K., Denmark is in talks with Rwanda about establishing a new system for transporting asylum seekers to the…
Russian Arms to Southeast Asia Remains Outstanding
Although Vietnam’s arms imports from Russia are on the decline, it still relies on Russia, accounting for around 85% of…
South America: Left-Wing Candidates Score in Politics
Experts argue that the left is re-emerging in South America.
Afghanistan Bans Opium Cultivation amid Economic Breakdown
Despite the earlier ban, the Taliban had partially funded the opium trade that generated revenue of around $460 million in…
Central Asia Countries “Tread a Fine Line” on Russia-Ukraine
Central Asian countries are using the cover of official state neutrality to escape the ire of parties involved in the…
NYC Subway Mass Shooting Sparks Gun Control Debate
The NYC Subway shooting comes during heightening crime in New York such as mass shootings and transit crime occurrences.
Russophobia Spreads Following the Russia-Ukraine War
Many Russians have been excluded from international events because of their nationality, and many Russian businesses have been attacked.
Hungary Election: War in Ukraine Provokes Passive Voters
Orbán presented his followers with a choice of either a “pro-peace right” or a “pro-war left.”
Euro-Med Researcher: “Migration Muted in Tunisia”
According to the IOM, 348 people have died or gone missing by the end of February 2022.
Russia-Ukraine War Pushes for New Defense Calculations
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is compelling European countries to rethink their defense spending and security strategies.
Foreign Fighters Arrive in Scores to Fight in Ukraine
African countries such as Senegal, Algeria, and Nigeria warned their citizens not to join the Russia-Ukraine war as mercenaries.
Iran Nuclear Talks: Iran-Russia Cooperation Exempted from U.S. Sanctions
For Iran’s neighbors a search for new security strategies seems to be imminent.
Ukrainian Refugees Continue to Flood Europe
According to a UN report, there are over two million Ukrainian refugees and Poland has accepted until March 8, 2022…
China’s Sanctions against Lithuania Go Almost Unnoticed
Lithuania was hit by China’s sanctions like never before.
Russia-Ukraine War Moves to Social Media
The pressure grows on social media platforms to deal in conformity with their government’s national interests while mitigating the financial…
Experts Weight on Turkey’s 70th Anniversary of Joining NATO
The Russia-Ukraine crisis has a silver lining in that it could re-anchor Turkey in NATO, in a way that promotes…
Wagner Group Strengthens Its Hold in Africa
Vladimir Putin was asked in April 2012 in the Russian Duma about whether he supported creating a network of Russian…
