NATO Summit in Vilnius: Ukraine, Sweden, and China Are on the Agenda
ince the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine war, the scope of support for Ukraine has been diverse and constantly expanding.
Vilnius Summit: Why Can’t the United States Rally NATO against China?
In fact, there is almost complete consensus among Alliance members to provide military assistance to Ukraine.
After 28 Years, Srebrenica Must Be Kept on the Top of The Memory
oday is the anniversary of one of the dark pages in modern history.
The Price of Being of Migrant Origin in France: Death
he news of Nahel Merzouk's murder by the police took me back to my primary school days in France.
Morocco-Algeria Tension: Origins of a Long History of Mistrust and Hatred
Everyone is convinced that relations between the two major Maghreb countries have reached a point of no return, and observers are on the lookout for the slightest incident on the ground that could trigger a dramatic acceleration in tension and give rise to a dramatic exodus to Europe much more consistent than the current one.
Post-election Foreign Policy Goals: What the New Turkish Government Offers
he elections in Turkey, the most important elections of 2023 worldwide, rolled on after the May 28 runoff, with Recep Tayyip Erdoğan getting 52.
War and Peace in the Taiwan Strait
he Taiwan Strait has emerged as a geopolitical hotspot, garnering significant attention due to the escalating tensions between the United States and China.
Germany Unveils First National Security Strategy: Migration, Energy, and Stability
he German coalition government of Chancellor Olaf Scholz for the first time has uncovered a national security strategy.
Saudi Arabia’s War on Drugs and Foreign Influence
They cooperate with international organizations and neighboring nations to boost intelligence exchange and prevention operations; however, these efforts require further improvement.
How Leaked Pentagon Documents Target Egypt, Turkey, and Israel
he international community was shocked by the disclosures in the leaked U.
25 Countries and 250 Warplanes: NATO Launches the Largest Drills in Its History
ome 10,000 personnel from 25 countries, including Japan and Sweden, will take part in NATO military drills kicking off on June 12, 2023, and lasting until June 23, which some observers believe aims at sending a message to Russia, with the participation of of 250 fighterjets.
The Global Rise of the Far Right: Four Books on Recent Trends
he global ascent of the far right has become an alarming phenomenon, amplified by the distressing normalization of right-wing extremism.
“Space Governance is Just a Reflection of Power Politics,” An interview with Bleddyn E. Bowen
Bowen presents the sobering reality of space technology; its development to enhance the killing power of the state.
Is Iran Establishing a Joint Naval Force with Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Oman?
ccording to the Qatar-based Al-Araby Al-Jadeed, discussions have taken place regarding the establishment of a joint naval force involving Iran, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and Oman.
Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore: Security Talks
etween June 2 and 4, the 20th session of the Shangri-La Security Dialogue was held in Singapore, amid an escalation of tensions in the South China Sea.
Artificial Intelligence’s Sentience: Why Is It a Big Deal?
How could one attribute such a sublime human characteristic to a machine essentially relying on a few calculations, programed to respond on the basis of a few patterns in data.
Are Brazil and Latin America non-Aligned after the Ukraine War?
razil has been at the center of speculations between Western expectations towards a renewed regional leadership and the increasing ties with BRICS.
Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu Is Set to Lose Turkey’s Presidential Election
4% of the votes cast in favor of the new system, political parties in Turkey immediately began to adapt to the new system.
Turkey’s May 14 Elections Reveal a New Nationalist Turn
uch has been written about the winners and losers of Turkey's May 14 elections, but there is almost unanimous agreement that nationalism was the overall winner.
Turkey’s May 14 Elections Were Free and Fair, Despite Biased Comments By Some International Observers
he May 14 presidential and parliamentary elections in Turkey have been the subject of much reflection both inside and outside the country.
