U.S. Diplomat: AUKUS Submarine Pact Could Deter China Over Taiwan
n a statement on April 3, the U.
Israeli Airstrike in Gaza Kills Seven Workers from World Central Kitchen
n Israeli airstrike in Gaza has resulted in the tragic killing of seven aid workers associated with the World Central Kitchen (WCK) charity, leading to the suspension of vital food aid delivery to Palestinians.
From Margins to Mainstream: The Rise of Turkish TV Series Hides a Turbulent Journey
urkey has become the third largest exporter of TV series in the world, behind the United States and Britain.
U.S. President Biden to Host Trilateral Summit with Japan and South Korea
n a move to strengthen defense cooperation and address regional security challenges, U.
Interpol Warns of Global Crisis as Human Trafficking and Cyber Scams Surge
n a stark warning issued on March 27, Interpol, the global police coordination body, declared the escalation of human trafficking and cyber scams to be a mounting global crisis.
Poll: Majority of Americans Disapprove of Israeli Military Actions in Gaza
recent Gallup poll has unveiled a significant shift in American public opinion regarding Israel's military actions in the Gaza Strip.
Japan Approves Plan to Export Fighter Jets, Breaking from Pacifist Tradition
n a historic move, Japan's Cabinet has given the green light to a plan that signals a significant departure from the nation's postwar pacifist principles.
US and UK Accuse China of Cyberespionage Targeting Millions of People
The hacking group, dubbed Advanced Persistent Threat 31 (APT31), allegedly operated under the guise of China's Ministry of State Security.
Russia Doubts Islamic State’s Responsibility for Concert Attack
n the aftermath of the tragic gun attack on a concert hall outside Moscow, Russia has cast doubt on assertions made by the United States regarding the involvement of the Islamic State militant group.
Kremlin: China Under Pressure, But Trade Ties With Russia to Continue
he Kremlin has stated that China is currently experiencing "unprecedented pressure" from both the United States and the European Union regarding its banks' acceptance of payments from Russian companies.
Biden Urged by Former US Officials to Harden Approach Towards Israel
officials, diplomats, and military officers has issued a public plea to President Joe Biden, urging his administration to adopt a more stringent approach towards Israel regarding its treatment of Palestinians and expansion of settlements in the occupied West Bank.
Somali Pirates Return to the Global Stage
omali pirates have resurfaced in the western Indian Ocean, posing renewed threats to global shipping companies and adding to the challenges already faced by the industry.
A New Balance in Central Asia?
ay by day, international interest in the Turkic republics and Central Asia, in general, is growing.
Europe Grapples with Energy Blackmail Amidst Geopolitical Tensions
n the wake of geopolitical tensions and ongoing energy crises, Europe finds itself at the forefront of grappling with the phenomenon of energy blackmail, a strategic manipulation of energy resources for political and economic leverage, according to a new report by Danish Institute for International Studies.
Turkish FM Fidan warns Talabani’s PUK in Iraq to distance itself from PKK
n a stern message directed at the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) led by Jalal Talabani's son, Bafal Talabani, in northwestern Iraq, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan issued a warning to the Suleymaniyah-based faction, urging them to sever ties with the PKK terrorists.
Israel’s Looming Attack on Rafah: A March Towards Outright Genocide?
Gaza was first heavily bombed from the air, sea, and land for twenty days, and then a three-phase land operation was launched on October 27, supposedly to clear Gaza of Hamas.
Putin Warns West: Russia-NATO Conflict One Step from World War Three
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.
Impending Departure of Netanyahu Marks Pivotal Moment for the Middle East
n a region fraught with conflict, the looming departure of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signifies a potential turning point for Israel, the Middle East, and beyond.
Turkey-Egypt Axis Has the Potential to Influence Global Geopolitics
resident Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's visit to Egypt on February 14 and his bilateral meetings with his counterpart Abdel Fattah Sisi can be seen as a result of the normalization talks that started in 2021 and as a clear statement of a concrete will to reestablish partnerships between the two countries in many fields.
What Russia’s Momentum in Ukraine Means for the War in 2024
s Russia gains momentum in its assault on Ukraine, the trajectory of the conflict in the coming months becomes increasingly critical.
