Europe owes Turkey for its Security, it is time the EU takes Negotiations Seriously
The Chinese project aims to build both a terrestrial corridor across central Asia and a maritime corridor across the Indian Ocean and Africa.
Turkey and Iran’s Approach to the YPG: A New Overlap of Interests?
Iran's major trading partners, particularly China, India, and the EU have significantly reduced their trade with them, and the alternative payment instrument INSTEX, which European countries have committed to, is practically ineffective since it does not cover oil sales.
Turkey’s Renewed Interest in Asia: A Second Chance at Success?
Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia, ASEAN members, are crucial for Turkish companies as they are adjacent to the Malacca Straits bridging India and China, two huge consumer markets.
Turkey-Saudi Rivalry: Conflicting Visions for a Future Middle East
(The Guardian, 2019) For example, “in May 2018, Saudi Arabia ended a 70-year-old ban and allowed Air India to use Saudi airspace in New Delhi-Tel Aviv flights.
Turkey’s Purchase of S-400 Missiles: A Case of Diplomatic Grief
The short-sightedness of the US in the past led to their loss of arms markets of India and Egypt to Russia.
Turkish Economy Must Expand into the Asia-Pacific
Some circles even express a greater vision of the connectivity of the region by including India as well.
European Neo-Nazis have Missiles. What’s Next?
“The Movement,” Steve Bannon’s Brussels based “political vehicle” is dispersing and sprinkling hatred and violence across continental Europe– and far beyond; including in far places like India and Myanmar.
Who Was Behind the Attack on Oil Tankers in the Persian Gulf?
Between November 5, 2018, and May 2, 2019, China, India, Turkey, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Italy, and Greece were allowed to import crude from Iran up to a limited amount.
Past and Present of the Saudi Arabia-Israel Alliance
In May 2018, Saudi Arabia ended a 70-year-old ban and allowed Air India to use Saudi airspace in New Delhi-Tel Aviv flights.
Why Turkey is Complying with the Iran Sanctions
The six-month exemption granted to Iran’s major oil importers such as China, India and Turkey ended in May this year.
Iran Sanctions: A Year On
Although the State Department had repeatedly said the opposite during the second 90-days, it provided a 180-days waiver to Iran’s eight largest customers– China, India, Turkey, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Italy and Greece - of crude oil to important up to a limited amount.
A War that Cannot Be Won: US Aggression Against Huawei
, UK, France, Germany, Japan, Canada and Italy) were half the size of E7 countries (China, India, Indonesia, Brazil, Russia, Mexico and Turkey).
How will US Sanctions on Iran Affect the Region and the World?
The first thing that can be said about the economic effects of the decision on countries like China, India, South Korea and Turkey, the leading buyers of Iranian oil, is that they will surely be affected in a very negative way due to the rises in oil prices since they are all foreign-dependent in terms of energy.
Arab Emancipation and the Liberation of Palestine
Ironically, opposition to the Balfour Declaration in 1917 came from the only Jewish member of the cabinet Edwin Montagu, secretary of state for India who, like other anti-Zionists politicians of the time, feared that British-sponsored Zionism would threaten the status of Jews who had settled in various European and American cities and also encourage anti-Semitic violence in the countries battling Britain in the war, especially within the Ottoman Empire.
The End of the Liberal World?
(The formation of BRICS, including Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization is a case in point.
Once Renowned for its Beauty, My Home Today Becomes a Bloody Battleground
The valley that was once described as ‘heaven on earth’ by the Mughal Emperor Jahangir, is now nothing short of a blood bath, a battleground for the two neighbouring countries: India and Pakistan.
Turkey in the Digital Game Sector and E-Sports
Although Italian, Spanish, and particularly Indian game developers have significant revenue numbers as well as promotional activities in the global market, Turkey can be described as one of the rising stars of the sector.
China’s Zouchuqu Policy and Turkey-Pakistan Economic Relations
Pakistan is developing a strategic partnership with China, thus trying to create a balance against its traditional rival, India.
Can Germany’s Non-Permanent Seat at the UN Security Council Bring Reform?
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In order to become a permanent UNSC member, Germany has established the so-called G4 group with Brazil, Japan, and India, in order to support a mutual claim of membership if reform will be launched one day.
Türkiye Scholarships in the Global Market of International Students
This mobility is obvious especially in countries such as China, India, and South Korea.
