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Russia Doubts Islamic State’s Responsibility for Concert Attack

Read: Putin Warns West: Russia-NATO Conflict One Step from World War Three Complicity on "the Ukrainian side" While the Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attack, the United States publicly endorsed this assertion, citing intelligence regarding an imminent threat that had been shared with Russian authorities earlier in the month.

Putin Warns West: Russia-NATO Conflict One Step from World War Three

WorldBy Politics Today

n a stern message to the West, Russian President Vladimir Putin cautioned on Monday, March 18, 2024, that direct conflict between Russia and the U.

What Russia’s Momentum in Ukraine Means for the War in 2024

WorldBy Politics Today

Read: Russia Calls for UN Security Council Meeting Over Macron's Ukraine Troop Threats Russian military capacity The International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) assesses that Russia can sustain its campaign for an extended period, supported by adequate troop recruitment and replenishment capabilities.

Europe Caught Between Russian Threat and Dependence on the US

WorldBy Yıldırım Turan

he European Union is at a crossroads: it is struggling to deal with vital issues such as the Russian threat and the energy crisis, and trying to build a Europe that is more independent of the U.

Russia Has Strategic Ties with Saudi Arabia and the UAE

WorldBy Gokhan Ereli

ussia's relations with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) reveal a multifaceted and increasingly strategic nature as recently witnessed by the visits of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

US Unable to Provide Financial Aid to Ukraine Amidst Pentagon Funding Shortfall

WorldBy Politics Today

assistance to Ukraine in response to the Russian invasion since February 2022 surpasses $44.

The Missing Piece of the Middle East Chessboard: Russia

WorldBy Mehmet Ayfer Kanci

The revelation of the inadequacy of Russia's conventional military power set off a domino effect, and a new movement to abandon Russian hegemony in Central Asia and the Caucasus has begun.

Gaza Attack Shifts Russia-Israel Relations, Impacting Middle Eastern Geopolitics

SecurityBy Politics Today

This shift in focus is seen as beneficial to Russian interests, potentially weakening U.

Report: Wagner to Transfer Missile Defense System to Hezbollah

WorldBy Politics Today

intelligence sources have revealed that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has consented to supply the Lebanese militant group, Hezbollah, with a Russian-made air defense system, according to CNN.

Russia Supports China’s Expanding Nuclear Capabilities

WorldBy Politics Today

Read: SIPRI Report: Nuclear Powers Have Increased Their Arsenals Russian nuclear drills During a live broadcast on Russian state television, Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu, accompanied by the Chief of the Armed Forces Valery Gerasimov, briefed Putin on the drill's objectives via video link.

What’s Next for Karabakh?

OpinionBy Murat Aslan

The Karabakh Armenians, who considered themselves a de facto state in Karabakh and were unable to reconcile with the results of the Second Karabakh War, escalated tensions with the Azerbaijani army in 2022 as if they were a separate state from Armenia and, encouraged by the presence of the Russian Peacekeeping Force in the region, were under the illusion that Azerbaijan could not intervene in Karabakh.

What Is the Place of Libya in Africa?

Middle EastBy Bilgehan Ozturk

The Wagner mercenary army, which is the mediator of Russian influence and presence in many African countries, has also been Russia's choice in Libya.

Prigozhin Died for Wagner to Live On

OpinionBy Mehmet Ayfer Kanci

The fact that even the Russian news agency TASS was quick—by Russian standards—to announce that Prigozhin and the Wagner management team were on board the crashed plane signaled that the finale many had been waiting for had arrived.

Symmetric and Asymmetric Warfare in the Russia-Ukraine War

SecurityBy Murat Aslan

The Russians have fortified defensive lines one behind the other from Crimea to the northern end of the theater of operations and are trying to hold the narrow area they occupy west of the Sea of Azov, starting from the Ukrainian-Russian border.

Vladimir Putin’s Art of Assassination

SecurityBy Shahd Qaid

Two months before his death, Prigozhin, also known as “Putin’s chef” due to his involvement in restaurants and catering services that served the Kremlin, launched a munity against the Russian government.

Who Will Win the War over Artificial Intelligence: Digital Tech or Global Powers?

SecurityBy Şeymanur Melayim

$15 million During the Russian invasion, NATO countries sent military equipment to Ukraine and technology companies helped Ukraine defend itself against Russian cyberattacks.

As Global Food Crisis Looms, Governments May Be Caught Unprepared

NewsBy Shahd Qaid

Since the Russian invasion, the number of countries imposing food export restrictions has increased to 16% according to IFPRI.

Germany Unveils First National Security Strategy: Migration, Energy, and Stability

SecurityBy Politics Today

Schultz noted that it was important for Berlin to discuss security guarantees for Ukraine with partners, including the postwar period, considering that “it is clear the Russian president wants to annex parts of the Russian backyard," naming Ukraine and Belarus.