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The Montreux Convention and the Russia-Ukraine War

Read: Russia-Ukraine War: Why India, Israel, and Pakistan Have Chosen SilenceIn order to ensure the security of the Black Sea littoral states, including Turkey, and the Black Sea itself, the convention limits the total tonnage of military ships that non-Black Sea littoral states can keep in the sea in peacetime to 30,000, and up to 45,000 tons under certain conditions, and to 21 days of stay (Article 18).

The GCC States’ Russian Dilemma

Middle EastBy Nesibe Hicret Battaloglu

Read: Russia-Ukraine War: Why India, Israel, and Pakistan Have Chosen Silence Qatar’s foreign minister exchanged calls with his Russian and Ukrainian counterparts, and denounced the violence.

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.

Iran’s Bitter Choice and the Russia-Ukraine War

SecurityBy Mustafa Caner

”Read: Russia-Ukraine War: Why India, Israel, and Pakistan Have Chosen SilenceThe highest political authority in Iran, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, broke his silence on the invasion on March 1, by tweeting, “The U.

Where Belarus and Belarusians Stand on the War in Ukraine

WorldBy Alena Vysotskaya Guedes Vieira

Read: Russia-Ukraine War: Why India, Israel, and Pakistan Have Chosen Silence Belarusians entrapped This is, however, not to say that the Belarusian “fear of entrapment” is mitigated.

China Beware, Russia-Ukraine War Unified EU and NATO As Never Before

SecurityBy CJ Werleman

, Australia, India and Japan, is another example of the way in which the Biden administration has prioritized international alliances in the face of Chinese imperialist ambitions, a move that now looks ever more salient in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The Russian Invasion of Ukraine: What China Thinks

WorldBy Er-Win Tan

Ukraine dismantled the nuclear weapons that it inherited from the USSR’s breakup, and participated in NATO-led operations in the Balkans, Afghanistan, Iraq and the Indian Ocean.

Maltreatment of Non-White Refugees from Ukraine Should Cause Outrage

WorldBy Ayan Mohamed Ali

Thousands of Indian students are also attempting to exit the country.

China vs Russia in Central Asia?

WorldBy Ramakrushna Pradhan

, Russia, India, and members of the European Union while maintaining good relations with Asian neighbors through peripheral diplomacy.

Dassault Rafale vs. F-35: More than Just Selecting a Combat Aircraft

SecurityBy Arda Mevlutoglu

After a protracted and controversial tender period, India ordered 36 Rafales in 2016.

CSTO Mission in Kazakhstan Will Have Implications for Central Asia

SecurityBy Sergey Sukhankin

Furthermore, with the development of China’s Belt and Road Initiative and other regional economic initiatives such as the Turkmenistan–Afghanistan–Pakistan–India natural gas pipeline project, the region’s strategic geo-economic/political value for Russia will only increase.

Are China and Russia Near a Full-Blown Alliance?

WorldBy Ramzy Baroud Romana Rubeo

Read: Russia’s Changing Relationship with India: Arms TalkThe Chinese-Russian alliance aims largely at defending the two countries’ regional and international interests, which are in constant expansion.

Arms Sell Like Hotcakes: Yemen Turns into a Hub for Arm Dealers

Middle EastBy Ahd Yaseen Al-Tamimi

Weapons as an indicator of a troubled strategic partnership There is a close link between the war waged by Saudi Arabia in Yemen and the steady increase in the volume of its arms purchases to such an extent that in 2020, the country jumped to the forefront of countries importing weapons on the global level: according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), Saudi Arabia ranked second after India.

Omicron Reveals Racism against Africans, Once More

WorldBy Na'eem Jeenah

, France, Canada, the Netherlands, Belgium, Norway, Australia and Japan and numerous states of the global South, including India, Turkey, the UAE, Qatar, and a few African states.

Azeem Rafiq’s Testimony Exposes ‘Institutionally’ Racist Culture

NewsBy Ayan Mohamed Ali

”Read: Hindutva Radicalization of the Indian Cricket TeamRafiq's experience A 57-page witness testimony, published by the DCMS select committee as part of Rafiq's submission to an employment tribunal, went into excruciating detail about Rafiq's experiences, which included hearing racist remarks from several other former Yorkshire and England players, including Matthew Hoggard, as well as sustained abuse and bullying from Ballance and former Yorkshire coach and captain Andrew Gale.

F-16Vs Instead of F-35s: What’s behind Turkey’s Request?

TurkeyBy Arda Mevlutoglu

A heavily modified F-16V, designated as F-21, is being offered to India.

The Search for a Third Way: The Non-Aligned Movement, G77, and NIEO

WorldBy Şener Aktürk

Inspired by the Bandung Conference in Indonesia in 1955, and formally established in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, in 1961, it was initially spearheaded by a number of Third World leaders including Nasser, Nkrumah, Nehru, Sukarno, and Tito, the leaders of Egypt, Ghana, India, Indonesia, and Yugoslavia, respectively.

Emerging Markets and Inflation: Why Is It Happening?

EconomyBy Fahri Yavuz

EM countries include Argentina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Chile, China, Colombia, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Latvia, and Lithuania, Malaysia, Mexico, Peru, the Philippines, Poland, Romania, Russia, South Africa, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, and Ukraine.