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The U.S. Withdrawal from Iraq: One Boot Inside, the Other Out?

Moreover, Josep Borrell, high representative of the European Union for foreign affairs and security policy and vice-president of the European Commission, announced that NATO is planning to establish a second base for training missions in Erbil.

Are China and Russia Near a Full-Blown Alliance?

WorldBy Ramzy Baroud Romana Rubeo

While the Chinese negative view of the US is unmistakably clear, Beijing remains hopeful that existing divisions with the European Union would allow it to expand economically in a region that is rife with financial and political opportunities, thus strategic growth.

Does the US Want to Divide the World into Democratic and Non-democratic Nations?

WorldBy Mehmet Ozay

Political elites in ASEAN member states, which rely on Western democracy as an ideal, can no longer satisfy or silence emergent anti-Western sentiments as now critical voices even within the ruling circles in Europe increasingly emerge and question the credibility of the U.

Tunisia at a Crossroads: Either Tyranny or Democracy Lies Ahead

OpinionBy Muhammad al-Hachimi al-Hamidi

At the same time, relations with the European Union and the United States are increasingly cold.

Wagner Group Strengthens Its Hold in Africa

SecurityBy Ayan Mohamed Ali

The commander of the EU training missions, General Jacques Langlade, stated that “Due to the control exerted by the mercenaries of the Wagner group over the CAR armed forces, the European Union, keen to respect international humanitarian law, has decided to temporarily suspend training”.

Will the United States See Russia’s Bluff in Ukraine?

SecurityBy Muhammet KOÇAK

In its communication with its Western counterparts, Russia proposed a grand bargain over the spheres of influence in Eastern Europe.

Can the Greek Strategy of Counterbalancing Turkey Work?

SecurityBy Hacı Mehmet Boyraz

It also has the political and economic backing of the European Union to deter Turkey.

Why German Companies Want to Invest More in Turkey

OpinionBy Yunus Mazı

Read: Six Stories from Anatolia to Europe: Facing History and Ourselves In the survey, 62 percent of the participating companies stated that the economic-political situation in Turkey is the biggest business risk.

Unclear Fate of Desperate Migrants in Belarus

OpinionBy Nisa Efendioglu

ith hundreds of thousands of refugees trying to enter Europe since 2015, a common European Union policy on refugees has become an undeniable necessity.

Macron, the Gulf, and Islam

OpinionBy Alain Gresh

This is likely to be his last foreign trip outside of Europe, as France has entered election season.

How Islamophobia Is Leading to a Teacher Shortage in Belgium

IslamophobiaBy Amina Smits Akılma

As has been shown in several surveys and reports (see European Islamophobia Report 2021, people with a migrant background, no matter whether they are first-generation migrants or not, are often discriminated against at work simply because of the color of their skin or their names.

“Racism is not an opinion, it is a criminal act!” – An Interview with Tareq Alaows on Political Representation in Germany

WorldBy Politics Today

As a person of color in European society, I had no other option than to become politically active.

France-Greece-Saudi Arabia Alliance in the Eastern Mediterranean

OpinionBy Furkan Halit Yolcu

he year 2021 has witnessed an escalated tension in the Middle Eastern and European security complexes.

The Myth of Apolitical China: Why the West Refuses to Accept China’s Superpower Status

WorldBy Ramzy Baroud

Later on, starting in the mid-twentieth century, the main competition that colonial western powers had been forced to contend with came from the Soviet Union, its Warsaw Pact, and their international allies, mainly Europe’s former colonies in the Southern hemisphere.

Russian Brinkmanship in Ukraine

WorldBy Muhammet KOÇAK

in Eastern Europe.

Omicron Reveals Racism against Africans, Once More

WorldBy Na'eem Jeenah

What is even more telling for Africans is that, by 30 November, the health authorities of many of these European states – particularly the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany – announced that Omicron had been present in their countries as far back as November 19, suggesting that it had already been spreading in Europe days before its detection in Botswana and South Africa.

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The U.S. Withdrawal from Iraq: One Boot Inside, the Other Out?

Are China and Russia Near a Full-Blown Alliance?

Does the US Want to Divide the World into Democratic and Non-democratic Nations?

Tunisia at a Crossroads: Either Tyranny or Democracy Lies Ahead

Wagner Group Strengthens Its Hold in Africa

Will the United States See Russia’s Bluff in Ukraine?

Can the Greek Strategy of Counterbalancing Turkey Work?

Why German Companies Want to Invest More in Turkey

Unclear Fate of Desperate Migrants in Belarus

Macron, the Gulf, and Islam

How Islamophobia Is Leading to a Teacher Shortage in Belgium

“Racism is not an opinion, it is a criminal act!” – An Interview with Tareq Alaows on Political Representation in Germany

France-Greece-Saudi Arabia Alliance in the Eastern Mediterranean

The Myth of Apolitical China: Why the West Refuses to Accept China’s Superpower Status

Russian Brinkmanship in Ukraine

Omicron Reveals Racism against Africans, Once More

Fleeing the Nazis as a Child, Lord Alf Dubs Fights for the Safety of Child Refugees

What Is Turkey’s Climate Change Strategy?

Germany Made Its Decision: No Future for the Far Right?

How a Dutch Pacifist Activist Ended up on the Europol and Interpol Terrorism Lists

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