Is Pompeo the Right Man for a Trumpian Foreign Policy?
On North Korea, Trump sought to apply unprecedented pressure to force Kim Jong Un to come to the table through sanctions and with China’s help.
The Rise of Bitcoin and its Ambiguous Future
As is known, China has prohibited the exchange of cryptocurrencies, while Korea may put an embargo on cryptocurrency markets.
The EU-Africa Summit: Africa Deserves Better
Two different actors, different desires
One major factor that has contributed to the rise of European investments in Africa is China’s growing influence in the continent.
The End of US Hegemony in World Politics? Trump’s Security Doctrine
would definitely have trouble in establishing a singular strategy that would simultaneously address the “jihadist” groups, Iran, Russia and China.
Beating forecasts, raising hopes: Turkish economy grows at 11.1
According to the Turkish Statistical Institute (TurkStat) which reported the growth rate statistics on Monday, Turkey is much ahead of G20 member China, which recorded its position at 6.
The End of Eurocentrism?
Meanwhile, China and its proxy North Korea have become the new “other” of the US in this new era.
Russia vetoes investigation on the use of chemical weapons
The resolution prepared by the US needed nine votes in favor and no vetoes by the UN Security Council permanent members - United States, France, Russia, Britain or China – in order to be adopted.
Do Separatist Movements gain Ground in World Politics?
All great civilizations and empires, notably Maya, India, China, Macedonia, Rome and the Ottomans, have histories that could verify this hypothesis.
Middle East on brink: Gulf states urge nationals depart Lebanon
Lebanon's President, Michel Aoun, is expected to call on the international community, the Arab League, the United States, the United Kingdom, China and Russia to help uncover the reason behind Hariri's unexpected resignation.
The United Nations in an Age of Transition I: World Order and Realpolitik
This is the reason for the special privileges of the P5, the five permanent members on the Security Council (United States, Soviet Union , China, United Kingdom, France).
Security Council fails on Rohingya crisis
Myanmar’s neighbor and permanent member of the Security Council, China, blocked a resolution condemning the violence of Rakhine state, Myanmar against Rohingya Muslims.
The Customs Union agreement between Turkey and EU to be discussed in December
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In regards to developing markets, the Deputy PM added that exporters should concentrate on countries such as China, India, Brazil, Mexico and Indonesia.
The Strategic Value of UCAVs for Turkey
It should be expressed that the US, China and Israel are well invested in the development of these vehicles.
Neither NATO Nor Shanghai Alone: Turkey’s Quest for a Defense System
When reviewing different explanations made at different times in this regard, Turkish experts stated that they could create an interface for the defense system that was to be acquired from China, which would allow integration with the NATO system.
The Medium-Term Program and the Future of the Turkish Economy
2 percent in the first half of this year, making Turkey the third fastest growing economy (after China and India) among G20 countries.
International community slowly integrating Palestine
According to the Palestine Liberation Organization’s (PLO) diplomatic wing, Palestine was voted in by more than 75 percent of member states at the organization’s general assembly in China.
President Erdogan in New York ahead of UN General Assembly
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Erdogan has on numerous occasions said “the world is bigger than five”, a reference to the five permanent Security Council members: China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom and the United States.
The Kurdish Quest for Independence in Iraq and its Repercussions for Turkey and the Region
The picture for the position of the global powers does not change when we add Germany and China to the equation as well.
Turkey’s Balance of Power Politics in the Axis of Europe, US, and Russia
In this respect, Turkey should improve relations with global powers like Russia and China, while emphasizing cooperation and tensions with regional powers like Saudi Arabia and Iran.
Russia’s Grand Strategy: Threats, Risks and Obstacles
For a multi-polar world order Russia wants to form a new power center with countries like China, India and Iran under the umbrella of International Organizations like the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO)Moreover, the Eurasian Economic Union and the Collective Security Treaty Organization formed by the former Soviet bloc countries are a part of Russia’s initiative towards establishing new blocks.
