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What Is behind Spain’s Changing Position on Western Sahara?

he president of the Spanish government Pedro Sánchez flew to Morocco on Thursday, April 7, to have a ftour (Moroccan iftar) with King Mohamed VI, and thus seal a reconciliation with his southern neighbor.

De-Dollarizing Trade: How the Global Trade Finance Gets More Nationalized

WorldBy Ahmed Alqarout

For example, the R5 initiative was proposed and targets the use of the respective national currencies of BRICS countries—ruble (Russia), rand (South Africa), real (Brazil), rupee (India), and renminbi (China)—to settle trades mutually and globally.

Global Food Insecurity Looms as the War in Ukraine Continues

EconomyBy Fahri Yavuz

Declining soybean yields in South America, reduced palm oil supply in Malaysia, and the use of palm and soybean oil for biodiesel production are driving vegetable oil prices to a record high.

The Geopolitics of Russia-Turkey Relations amid the Ukraine War

OpinionBy Visne Korkmaz

Third, the Eastern Mediterranean, the Black Sea region, and the South Caucasus are areas where Russian and Turkish interests coexist and contest.

Just and Unjust Wars: The Need for a Third Way

WorldBy Yousef M. Aljamal

Read: South Africa: The Challenges of LiberationIt is important to note that when the crusaders arrived in the Levant, certain Christian groups fought alongside Muslims to repel the invading forces.

How the Ukraine War Impacts Food Security in MENA

SecurityBy Dario Sabaghi

Read: Uncertainty Looms Over Afghanistan’s Food Insecurity How the Ukraine War Impacts Supplies Although Moscow is seeking to encircle Kyiv and take control of northeastern Ukraine, the most active military operations are taking place in the country's southeast.

How Middle Powers Can Wield More Influence on Global Politics

WorldBy Özker Kocadal

However, despite such fundamental differences in their strength or standing, countries like Australia, Brazil, Canada, Japan, India, South Korea, South Africa, and Turkey are increasingly involved in international crises and developments.

Russia-Ukraine War: Why India, Israel, and Pakistan Have Chosen Silence

WorldBy Mohammad Pervez Bilgrami

The visit was planned much earlier, and Khan and Putin stated that they discussed bilateral and South Asian issues during their meeting on Thursday.

Turkey Is an Afro-Eurasian State

WorldBy Mahmoud A. Ibrahim

Elif Comoğlu Ulgen, the Turkish Ambassador to South Africa said that Turkey is in the continent with a win-win strategy and Africans see Turkey as a country not coming to the continent with any colonial baggage.

Turkey-Saudi Normalization: A Larger Regional Bloc at the Door?

Middle EastBy Omar Munassar Engin Koç

Another example is the tripartite gas pipeline deal between Egypt and Turkey’s rivals Greece and the Republic of Southern Cyprus to transport Eastern Mediterranean natural gas to Europe via Southern Cyprus, which Turkey saw as a political project.

What Does the Current Ukraine Crisis Mean for Stockholm?

SecurityBy Eşref Yalınkılıçlı

In the current situation, while Moscow and Western capitals have been accusing each other of escalating the crisis and tension over Ukraine’s break-away regions in the southeast Donbas basin, non-NATO countries near Russia like Sweden and Finland, have started to feel the ages-old security dilemma vis-à-vis the so-called Russian threat on their borders.

Ruling Families in African Politics: From Kenya, to Chad and Ghana

WorldBy Hakeem Najimdeen

In South Africa, former president Jacob Zuma couldn’t influence his party, the African National Congress (ANC) during his ex-wife, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma's leadership battle.

Are China and Russia Near a Full-Blown Alliance?

WorldBy Ramzy Baroud Romana Rubeo

From Syria in the Middle East, to Venezuela in South America to Mali in West Africa and beyond, Russia’s military influence has increased to the extent that, in September 2021, Moscow signed military cooperation agreements with Africa’s two most populous nations, Nigeria and Ethiopia, challenging the traditional dominance of the US and France on the African continent.

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

WorldBy Mehmet Ozay

citizens, but a similar image couldn’t be generated among the Southeast Asian nations.

Wagner Group Strengthens Its Hold in Africa

SecurityBy Ayan Mohamed Ali

The Sahel region of West Africa encompasses a wide territory south of the Sahara Desert, where extremist organizations are battling for control of the region.

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.

War Bells Ring in Ethiopia: Who Is Fighting Whom?

WorldBy Hasna Jebel Abagero

These three parties are the Omoro Democratic Party (ODP), the Amhara Democratic Party (ADP), and the Southern Ethiopian People's Democratic Movement (SEPDM).

Omicron Reveals Racism against Africans, Once More

WorldBy Na'eem Jeenah

lmost immediately after the announcement had been made that a new variant of COVID19 – Omicron, as it was later named by the World Health Organization – had been identified, wealthy northern nations rushed to impose travel bans on a number of southern African countries and, later on other African nations as well.

The Lebanese Catch-22: Squeezed between Iran and Saudi Arabia

Middle EastBy Bachar El-Halabi

VIDEO: Loss of Gulf exports deepens Lebanon's economic crisisIn Yemen, Hezbollah’s role has exponentially grown over the course of the conflict and currently exhibits one of Riyadh’s major threats/concerns with the Houthi-aligned group directly located at the kingdom’s southern borders.

AUKUS and Its Potential Implications for the MENA Region

Middle EastBy Furkan Halit Yolcu

Global security analysts and scholars directly focused their attention on the Indo-Pacific Ocean and the South China Sea looking into possible implications.

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What Is behind Spain’s Changing Position on Western Sahara?

De-Dollarizing Trade: How the Global Trade Finance Gets More Nationalized

Global Food Insecurity Looms as the War in Ukraine Continues

The Geopolitics of Russia-Turkey Relations amid the Ukraine War

Just and Unjust Wars: The Need for a Third Way

How the Ukraine War Impacts Food Security in MENA

How Middle Powers Can Wield More Influence on Global Politics

Russia-Ukraine War: Why India, Israel, and Pakistan Have Chosen Silence

Turkey Is an Afro-Eurasian State

Turkey-Saudi Normalization: A Larger Regional Bloc at the Door?

What Does the Current Ukraine Crisis Mean for Stockholm?

Ruling Families in African Politics: From Kenya, to Chad and Ghana

Are China and Russia Near a Full-Blown Alliance?

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

Wagner Group Strengthens Its Hold in Africa

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

War Bells Ring in Ethiopia: Who Is Fighting Whom?

Omicron Reveals Racism against Africans, Once More

The Lebanese Catch-22: Squeezed between Iran and Saudi Arabia

AUKUS and Its Potential Implications for the MENA Region

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