The Tiananmens Ignored by the Western Media
Although their time, space, causes and social dynamics are different, the July 15 coup attempt in Turkey and the incidents in China’s Tiananmen Square, which occurred in 1989, have a common point.
Waves of the US Sanctions on Iran: A Chronology
, UK, France, China, Russia and Germany.
Is the Liberal Perspective Ahead of Turkish Politics?
In addition, China is ruled by the Communist Party and has lately granted almost lifelong leadership to its new leader Xi Jinping.
Is a Common Currency Backed by the Gold Standard Achievable?
For instance, China throughout the 11th and 15th century used paper currency for trade and commerce.
‘A New International Order to Serve the Interests of Humanity’: Erdogan – Xi Jinping Meeting
oth Turkey and China have had difficult relations with the U.
Will the Hong Kong Protests defeat Beijing?
The people of Hong Kong have been on the streets opposing a proposed law allowing the extradition of suspects for trial in mainland China.
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.
5G Technology: Huawei a Threat to US National Security?
-china economic war.
Will the US Congress Sway the Trump Administration Against Turkey?
, seeing Russia and China in every corner in international politics, expects the pressure policy that it engages in at the risk of alienating an actor such as Turkey to yield results.
A Deal to End All Deals? Trump’s Deal of the Century May Annihilate Palestine
China will pay 50% of its cost, while South Korea, Australia, Canada, the U.
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.
The US Went Too Far Against Huawei
becomes more and more aggressive and hostile against other countries such as, Turkey, Iran, Russia, Venezuela and China.
US-Iran Tensions: Trump Seeks a Deal of His Own
Trump appears all too happy using strong (and sometimes extreme) rhetoric against countries like Mexico, China, North Korea and Iran.
Turkey’s Education System Adapts to International Standards
The model used in China, where the course named "artificial intelligence application" is taught from kindergarten, was examined.
A War that Cannot Be Won: US Aggression Against Huawei
is getting more and more fierce and peevish against China and Chinese companies such as Huawei.
US-Turkey Relations in the Trump Era: A Turkish Perspective
Most importantly, the United States has rejected to sell Patriot systems and air defense systems to Turkey for different reasons since 1990s and wanted to prevent Turkey from purchasing these systems from China and Russia.
Why the Eastern Mediterranean is of Strategic Importance for Turkey
, France, Russia and China have increased their presence in the Eastern Mediterranean.
How Long Can Iran Resist US Pressure?
It is obvious that the Trump administration, which adopts imperious discourse even against other great powers such as China and the EU, will not give credit to Iran’s usual counter-diplomacy tactics.
Turkey’s S-400 Deal and Adjusting the Ex Parte Alliance
Based on price, delivery time, co-production and various other criteria, China initially won the bid.
