Why LNG is Significant for Turkey’s Energy Market
Japan, South Korea and China are the largest importers in the Asia-Pacific, while on the European side, Spain, England and Turkey are the largest.
Energy and Turkey’s South Caucasus Policy: the EU Regionalization Catalyst
By becoming the indispensable conduit from emerging markets to Europe, Turkey and the region at large has become the hub for all kinds of flows from the Middle East, Central Asia, Russia, and China to Europe.
How Turkey Can Compete with the Global Academic Market
For instance, examining the projects that China, South Korea and Singapore have implemented in their higher education systems over the last 10 years will be enough to understand the huge competition going on in the world, not only in the economy but also in higher education.
The Matter of the Doctorate (PhD) in Turkey
For instance, China is one of the two world leaders in terms of the annual number of PhD graduates across all disciplines, with some 50,000 PhD holders per year.
Turkey’s Double-Edged Strategy to Bring Regional Stability
In the broader world of Russia’s foreign policy, the Middle East in general and Syria in particular rank after the US, Europe, China and Asia.
The Geopolitical Crisis in the Caucasus, Ukraine, and the Middle East
The so-called Iran deal as the big success story, the landmark of his foreign policy achievements, like Nixon’s peace with China, or something like that.
The End of the Turkish-American ‘Alliance’ after the Failed Coup?
Russia, Brazil, Iran, Saudi Arabia, China, Pakistan, and France are among the many middle or great powers with which Turkey has established amicable relations, at least for a limited time (in the case of Russia and Iran), under AK Party governments since 2002.
German Media and Turkey
You cannot or do not apply it to places like China, or to any country where you have strategic and economic interests.
Turkey’s New Economic Challenges under the New Normal
While economic growth is slowing down in some developing countries such as China, Turkey, and Mexico, some other developing countries such as Russia and Brazil are suffering from a recession.
What Turkey Needs is an Industrial Policy
Such a policy has worked very well for numerous countries such as Japan and Korea, and more recently for China.
The 2016 Elections in Iran
The nuclear deal reached between Iran and the P5+1 countries which consists of US, Russia, China, Britain, France and Germany and the consequent lifting of longstanding and burdensome sanctions on the former came shortly before the elections for which the Rouhani government was given credit.
Reforming the UN Security Council: A Global Necessity
The rise of China and India, and the growing influence of countries such as Brazil, Turkey, South Africa and Mexico, have radicalized the demand for altering the institutions, norms and practices of global governance in which the UN stands at the very heart.
On Nationalism, Ethnicity and Ethnicity Regimes
For every other political entity be that the Communist Republic of China, United States of America, the Jewish state of Israel, the Muslim state of Pakistan, the German nation state Bundesrepublik Deutschland, they are all, by definition, nation-states, since they claim to have the right to rule on the basis of their nation, they have to have their nations and they do!
What about the United States?
Yes, United States as well.
Economic Governance and Central Banking after the Crisis: Between Strategic Planning and Liberalism
In this context, crucial success stories from the developing world such as South Korea, Taiwan, Brazil, India, and China all followed various forms of this proactive paradigm that gave the responsibility of “strategic planning” to public authorities and central banks.
Russia in Syria
From the outset, Russia, along with China and Iran, sided with the Assad regime.
