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Turkey: The Political Economy of Hagia Sophia

Turkish lira, as of recently, has been in a freefall, indicating the overall health of Turkish economy. Since the beginning of 2020, Lira has fallen by 20 per cent against US dollar. Its adverse impact on the economy and politics has, however, been largely absorbed by the euphoria of Hagia Sophia and the intense symbolism of return to Ottoman glory. Whereas Turkey’s Erdogan...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Nord Stream 2: Is European Self-Interest Finally Surpassing US Influence

The United States has always regarded itself as the “exceptional “nation. That view may in many circumstances be relatively benign. It becomes less so when it is used as a justification for treating other countries as being less significant in the overall order of things. It is even less justifiable when that exceptionalism...

James ONeill

Is This a Remake of the 1941 Hitler Stalin Great War?

If we step back from the details of daily headlines around the world and try to make sense of larger patterns, the dominant dynamic defining world geopolitics in the past three years or more is the appearance of a genuine irregular conflict between the two most formidable powers on the planet—The Peoples’ Republic of China and the United States of America. Increasingly...

F. William Engdahl

America’s Royals Bid the Common Folk to “Find Something New”

Phil Butler

Sino-Iran Deal and the Future of Gulf Geo-Politics

Salman Rafi Sheikh

PETA-UK Scam a Warning to Trading With West

Joseph Thomas

China's Vision in a Post-COVID World

Peter Koenig

Shifting Business Models of Higher Education

Henry Kamens

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