Will Growing Economies By-Pass the US in Iran Sanctions?
Then, again arguing to protect the interests of the American people, he began to implement trade sanctions on many actors such as China, Russia, the EU, and Turkey.
Istanbul Airport and its Economic Potential
With the important contribution of the “One Belt-One Road” initiative started by China, we will witness that trade will expand tremendously and economic/technological diffusion will increase significantly in the medium/long term in Eurasia.
What are the Regional Effects of Heavier Sanctions against Iran?
" The Trump administration has withdrawn from old agreements not only with countries traditionally regarded as rivals, such as China and Russia, but also with countries such as Germany and Canada, long-time close allies of the U.
Abiy Ahmed: America’s Checkmate in East Africa’s Geopolitical Chessboard
This includes engaging with China and Turkey in the context of Africa.
US-Saudi Relations in a New Perspective
If further measures are implemented against Saudi Arabia, no matter what the Saudi threats would be in response, whether concerning oil production or moves to purchase more weapons from US adversaries such as Russia and China, the Kingdom will remain tied to the U.
Have Relations Between Turkey and the US Normalized?
China in particular has increased its military and economic capacity in a short span of time, which is expected to reach the level of development that facilitates it to challenge the primacy of the U.
Are the Fault Lines in the Global Economy Starting to Crack Again?
and China continue to pose some threats to the stability of the global economy.
What Turkey-German Relations Needs is More Realpolitik and Less Ideology
However, important powers such as China, Russia, and the European Union do not show any eagerness to fill the vacuum that the U.
Will Turkey’s Activism for Culture change its Negative Image in Europe?
However, Turkey lags far behind Italy (54), France (53), or China (44) in the number of national sites on the list; its huge potential as a cultural powerhouse has hardly been fulfilled.
International Court of Justice rules in favor of Iran
While Trump insists on his sanctions on Iran, he has also imposed high-levy tariffs on China and Turkey, which have given birth to new global trade wars.
EU fault lines: Brexit, Belt and Road Initiative and rising Germany
Ali Resul Usul discussed the Chinese influence since the 2000s and underscored that there is a crucial China factor that must be taken into consideration and that the new Belt and Road Initiative will have multifold effects on EU and that EU’s reaction to these forces is unforeseeable as of yet.
Towards a New International System Without US Leadership
The response of both the allies (the EU and others) as well as potential rivals (China) have been an interesting one.
The False Promise of the United Nations
Russia, China, the U.
Turkey Seeks a New Status in International Politics
has started to take an isolationist turn in its foreign policy by declaring the end of globalization and the liberal international order, the European powers and emerging powers such as China and Russia are only concerned with protecting their own national security.
Claims of foreign interference in elections boomerangs on Trump’s psyche
resident Trump was quoted as claiming: "They do not want me or us to win because I am the first president ever to challenge China on trade," while chairing a UN Security Council session.
A Lasting Peace in the Horn of Africa?
, China, and Gulf countries such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, are very interested in the transformation process in the region.
Protectionism, Trade Wars and Trump’s Political Motives
President Donald Trump’s tweet, “Trade wars are good, and easy to win,” in March, additional tariffs on products imported from China officially began in July.
The Waning Reputation of the US Dollar
Moreover, in terms of purchasing power parity, China has surpassed the U.
The Future of Trump’s Arab Coalition
alliance in the Middle East is of great importance for Washington’s rivalry with global actors such as Russia and China.
Turkey’s route in the Middle Eastern conundrum
Given these circumstances, China and Russia are expanding their spheres of influence, as the West is too troubled with its own domestic affairs and inner disagreements.
