F–35 Case: Not the First Time, Won’t be the Last
and NATO, F-35s symbolize the deterrent power of the West against challenger powers such as Russia and China.
The New Iran Strategy: Bringing the Regime to its Knees through Sanctions and Isolation
can bring Russia and China on board, as their cooperation in the JCPOA was crucially important.
Erdogan’s New Way in Turkish Foreign Policy
The role of Russia and other alternative power centers are particularly significant since President Erdogan strongly underlined in his manifesto that Turkey would work with Russia, Iran, and China just as much as it works with the U.
US will lose from ending Iran deal: Turkey’s president
' negotiating partners -- the UK, France, Germany, Russia, China and the EU -- agree that maintaining the accord is the best way to reign in Iran's nuclear program.
What can Turkey learn from the South Korean Development Experience?
Is North Korea really sincere or trying to save time? How will China react to North Korea’s potential departure from its axis if relations improve? Will South Korean individuals shoulder potential economic burdens, as West Germans did in the past? How long will the Trump administration continue to be dovish against North Korea? Since I am not a political scientist or an international relations expert, I am glad that I don’t have to look for answers to these tough questions.
Pulling Out of the Nuclear Deal: Towards a New Status Quo with Iran?
The Obama administration had spent months to bring Europeans, Russia and China on board for imposing sanctions on Iran but the Trump administration has so far contended itself with strong rhetorical attacks on the deal without providing a roadmap or explaining its goals.
From Cooperation to Conflict: The UAE’s Deepening Crisis with Somalia and Djibouti
This can be seen from Turkey’s increasing relations with Somalia, China and Russia’s decision to establish military bases and the United Arab Emirates’ economic and military activities taking place particularly in Somalia and Djibouti.
Turkey’s Energetic Moves to Diversify its Energy Resources
, France, China, Russia, Japan, South Korea and Germany meet a significant portion of their electricity needs with nuclear energy, for years Turkey got stuck in vicious circles of discussions on whether to use nuclear energy.
What are the Prospects of the Turkish Economy?
4 percent in 2017, ahead of China and India, ranking first among the G-20 countries.
Germany’s Candidacy for the UN Security Council
, Russia, China, France and Great Britain and 10 non-permanent members elected by the UN General Assembly for two year terms.
What is Turkey’s Shale Gas Potential?
has a 32,89 trillion cubic meter shale gas reserve potential, China 31,57 tcm, Argentina 22,69 tcm, Algeria 20,01 tcm and Canada 16,22 tcm.
An upcoming trade war?
imposed new tariffs on China.
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.
