Ukrainian Refugees Continue to Flood Europe
undreds of thousands of Ukrainian refugees are fleeing from their home country due to the Russian invasion.
China’s Sanctions against Lithuania Go Almost Unnoticed
hina-Lithuania relations reached a breaking point in July 2021 over Lithuania’s decision to allow a Taiwanese representative office to open under the name of “Taiwan” in Vilnius.
Iran’s Proxies in the Middle East: A Halted Transition to Politics?
ran-backed proxies are involved in almost every major crisis in the Middle East.
Stability, Resilience and Chaos in the New World Order
lobal security has the extraordinary characteristic that states, irrelevant of their strength, do not respond according to their capacity.
Russia-Ukraine War Moves to Social Media
mid the escalating war between Russia and Ukraine, a major brawl is taking shape over the control of content on social media.
How Germany’s Foreign Policy Changed towards Russia after the War in Ukraine
he Russia-Ukraine war marks a historic turn in German foreign and security policy.
How the Ukraine War Will Give China More Leverage
fter the Russian military invasion of Ukraine, the West has unanimously slapped severe sanctions on Moscow that, at the moment, have further raised energy and commodity prices in the international market.
Russian Foreign Policy and the War with Ukraine
he ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine is largely covered in the media around the world triggering waves of heated debates and public outrage.
What Role Can Turkey Play Between Russia and Ukraine in Antalya?
he Russia-Ukraine war has revealed the thin and fragile line between the West and Russia in the guise of a new geopolitical power struggle.
Turkey and Israel: A Marriage of Convenience and Necessity?
The process of normalization is expected to bear fruit with Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s planned visit to Turkey on March 9-10.
How Will the Russia-Ukraine War Affect the Balkans?
he Russian invasion of Ukraine will have a tremendous impact on all European countries.
Anti-War Protests in Russia: Do Putin and Russians Think the Same?
n the early morning of February 24, Russia announced a “special military operation” in Ukraine, a move that was described by U.
The GCC States’ Russian Dilemma
The escalation between Russia and Western states over NATO enlargement turned into a full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, as Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a “special military operation” on February 24, 2022.
Dependent on Russian Gas: Europe Must Reconsider Its Energy Security
any policy-makers had warned of the potential Russian aggression against Ukraine, but with few exceptions nobody had expected Putin’s war jets to bomb the capital of Ukraine or the Russian army to invade Ukrainian territory.
Xinjiang: The New Face of the Old Problem in China
o one can say the world is ignoring Xinjiang.
Despite Peace in the Gulf, Qatar and the UAE Still Compete
he Gulf reconciliation at the Al-Ula Summit suddenly changed the regional atmosphere and the rhetoric of war among Saudi, Emirati, and Qatari decision-makers.
Latin America: A New Sphere of Russian Influence?
he world is witnessing a dramatic revival of the 20th-century bipolar geopolitical order featuring the Soviet Union, today’s Russia, on the one side, and the United States on the other.
How Middle Powers Can Wield More Influence on Global Politics
iddle powers are states that rank neither as great powers nor as small actors in international relations.
Iran’s Bitter Choice and the Russia-Ukraine War
n the morning of February 24, Russia began its invasion of Ukraine, surprising many experts, politicians, and country leaders.
What French Presidential Election Means for French Muslims and Turkey
There are around 40 candidates who will run for the election.
