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Philippines: ASEAN Faces Tough Challenge as Myanmar Conflict Escalates

Read: Myanmar’s Once Nationalist Military Has Just Lost the Nation ASEAN response ASEAN, in response to the junta's actions post-coup, has excluded the top generals from its meetings, demanding adherence to a peace roadmap established two years ago.

Diplomatic Breakthrough: China and Japan Pledge Cooperation Amidst Tensions

WorldBy Politics Today

The rare talks focused on strengthening their "strategic relationship," despite the array of diplomatic challenges that have recently plagued relations between Asia's two largest economies.

Decline in US Public Support for Defense of Taiwan

WorldBy Politics Today

public support for military intervention in defense of Taiwan has seen a decline from its peak in 2021, as global focus shifts to the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.

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

SecurityBy Politics Today

mid the recent Israeli onslaught on Gaza, Russia’s positioning has introduced new complexities to its relations with Israel, according to experts.

A Century of Turkey’s Balkan Policy

TurkeyBy Mehmet Uğur Ekinci

With the exception of Bulgaria, all Balkan states and Turkey were in favor of maintaining the status quo and stability in the region in order to focus on internal reforms.

The EU’s Two-Dimensional Thinking about Integration is Myopic: Interview with Hans Kundnani

BookTalkBy Dilara Ozer

n Eurowhiteness, Hans Kundnani, Associate Fellow in the Europe Programme at Chatham House, challenges a sanitized and linear history of the EU, prompting the reader to rethink Europe’s peaceful image against its imperial past.

NATO’s Stoltenberg Urges Vigilance Over Chinese Digital Infrastructure Influence

SecurityBy Politics Today

Speaking at NATO's first annual Cyber Defense Conference in Berlin, Stoltenberg urged that the lessons from dependence on Russian energy must extend to technology, highlighting the need for caution to avoid similar vulnerabilities.

UN Report: 46 Nations Designated as Least Developed, with High Debt Burdens

WorldBy Politics Today

The UN agency announced this classification on Tuesday, November 7, highlighting that these nations are now eligible for various concessions including preferential market access, aid, and special technical assistance to help bolster their technological capabilities.

NATO Suspends Cold War-Era Security Treaty as Russia Withdraws

SecurityBy Politics Today

n a significant turn of events that could reshape the landscape of international arms control, NATO allies have suspended their participation in the Treaty of Conventional Armed Forces in Europe (CFE), a pivotal Cold War-era security agreement.

The World’s Largest Democracy Goes Wrong: Three Books on Hindu Nationalism in India

Book BundleBy Dilara Ozer

Numerous attacks on minority communities sweep through the country, including demolitions of Muslim houses, mosque and church attacks, grave desecrations and violent killings.

IMF Positively Revises China’s Economic Outlook Amidst Strong Recovery

EconomyBy Politics Today

4%, attributing this adjustment to China's robust post-COVID-19 recovery.

US Bolsters Middle East Military Presence Amid Israel-Hamas War

Middle EastBy Politics Today

Read: Naval Cooperation between Russia and China in Alaska Alarms the United States “Defending Israel” The escalation follows Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, initiated by Hamas against Israel, propelling the U.

Gaza War Will Have Broad Regional and Global Implications

OpinionBy Muhittin Ataman

This article will begin by a brief look of the Hamas attack and how it took place before moving on to a discussion of the effects of the attack on the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

Turkey is the Safest Route for East-West Trade

EconomyBy Bilal Bagis

However, how could Turkey further utilize its geo-economic, geopolitical, geostrategic, and geocultural location in global trade competition and in the new era of rising trade corridor wars? Why is there an argument that there can be no corridor without Turkey? And why must Turkey be included in all relevant new trade routes and economic corridors? As a country positioned at global trade crossroads, Turkey both strategically and logistically should be part of all trade equations between East and West.

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Philippines: ASEAN Faces Tough Challenge as Myanmar Conflict Escalates

Diplomatic Breakthrough: China and Japan Pledge Cooperation Amidst Tensions

Decline in US Public Support for Defense of Taiwan

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

A Century of Turkey’s Balkan Policy

The EU’s Two-Dimensional Thinking about Integration is Myopic: Interview with Hans Kundnani

NATO’s Stoltenberg Urges Vigilance Over Chinese Digital Infrastructure Influence

UN Report: 46 Nations Designated as Least Developed, with High Debt Burdens

NATO Suspends Cold War-Era Security Treaty as Russia Withdraws

The World’s Largest Democracy Goes Wrong: Three Books on Hindu Nationalism in India

IMF Positively Revises China’s Economic Outlook Amidst Strong Recovery

US Bolsters Middle East Military Presence Amid Israel-Hamas War

Gaza War Will Have Broad Regional and Global Implications

Turkey is the Safest Route for East-West Trade

US to Remove Uganda, Gabon, Niger and the Central African Republic from AGOA Trade Program

European Leaders Pressure Serbia to Recognize Kosovo

Russia Accuses US of Fueling Geopolitical Tensions in Asia-Pacific

100 Years of the Republic of Turkey: Turkey’s Standing in the International System

The Gaza War Pushes International Community to Rethink Stance

Chinese Defense Minister Ousted in High-Level Political Shake-Up

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