Why Is Turkey Received So Well in the Balkans?
According to a study by the European Council on Foreign Relations in August 2021, for Serbia, Turkey is the third country to be trusted after Russia and China.
Report: War in Ukraine Affects the Global Economy and Turkey
“While China is increasing its influence in the Asia Pacific, Russia is also trying to strengthen its dominance in Eurasia.
How’s the Weather? Scorching Heat and Flash Floods
It also has two of the most populated countries in the world, India and China, exposing more people to potential damage.
Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey’s Joining BRICS Can Be a Game Changer
Political, military, and economic changes in the Middle East, the Caucasus, and the Balkans immensely affect the choices of regional actors’ foreign policies who have to choose between the policy options set before them by Russia, China, or the Western powers with the U.
India Tightens Sanctions against Chinese Technology Companies
Notwithstanding the COVID19 outbreak, China-India trade increased to $67.
House Inflation and Scapegoated Immigrants in Turkey
, the UK, many European, or even Asian economies such as China are facing new rounds of property crises and unprecedented price hikes in different forms.
After Two Decades, Serbia and Kosovo Are on the Brink of War
Despite the initiations for UN membership, two permanent veto-wielding members, Russia and China, blocked the requests for membership by Pristina.
Europe Allocates More Funds for Joint Defense: Is the European Army on the Way?
” Draghi highlighted that NATO’s real focus is not the Russian threat, but China and the Indo-Pacific region.
A Year On, The Taliban Still Seek International Recognition
Countries like Russia, China, Iran, and Pakistan were considered the main beneficiaries of the U.
How Did the EU Greenwash Nuclear Power and Fossil Gas?
Read: How Will the New China-Russia Gas Deal Affect the Ukraine Crisis?Since Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014, the EU has aimed to reduce its dependency on Russia, especially for natural gas imports.
Tiran and Sanafir Islands May Tie the Saudi-Israel Knot
Read: Saudi and Emirati Pivot to Russia and China: Shift of Axis or Extreme Hedging?
According to American news website Axios, Saudi Arabia will pledge to the U.
Russia Takes over Sakhalin-2, Raising Stakes amid Western Sanctions
The project is one of the world's largest LNG projects with an output of 12 million tons and accounts for about 4% of the world's liquefied natural gas production, mainly supplying Asian countries such as Japan, India, China, and South Korea.
A New Cold War Erupts in the Shadow of Food Crises
China, which has 51 percent of the world's wheat stock, increased its own stocks by 20 percent.
Inflation Soars Globally: A Story of Diverging Interest Rates
Meanwhile, Japan, China, Russia, and Turkey are keeping their easing stance.
How do Russia, Qatar and the United States Use Energy as a Foreign Policy Tool?
Even though the Gulf state claims it wants to export greater quantities of gas to Europe, most of its long-term gas contracts are held by Asian countries such as Japan, South Korea, and China, which cover more than 70% of Qatar’s annual gas exports.
The War in Ukraine: The Protection of International Peace and the UN
, China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States, must not veto said decisions.
African Politics, Tribal Violence, and Socio-Economic Rivalry in Africa
Read: Is China Buying Out Africa?The continuous political and security instability in Somalia may be regarded as a convergence of clan-based rule, national politics, and militancy.
How the Russia-Ukraine War Will Change Turkey-US Relations
Read: Pact Between China and Solomon Islands Sparks New Regional Security Crisis
New geopolitics of the Eastern Mediterranean
A chief foreign policy item on the Biden administration’s agenda was the Pivot to Asia strategy, which was first voiced during the Obama administration as a deterrent strategy against the rise of China.
Sweden and Finland NATO Membership and the Militarization of the Baltic Sea
Although a physical war is taking place in Ukraine, its implications and repercussions are much wider in the context of the United States seeking to defend its global hegemonic position against countries such as China and Russia.
