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Turkey is making threats, but won’t actually fight against Israel

Turkish leader Recep Erdogan is condemning Israel for the military conflict in the Gaza Strip – perhaps more than all other leaders of the Islamic states combined. However, Ankara is not moving from words to real deeds. What is the reason for this political approach of Turkey?

Alexandr Svaranc

The power-drunk West is edging ever closer to the edge of the abyss

The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 and the illusion of the end of the Cold War in 1991 marked a turning point in world history, leading to a period of Western hegemony characterized by the intoxication of power. This period of Western hegemony was characterized by a series of military interventions, the imposition of liberal democracy and all-out capitalism, and an increased grip on the global economy. However, this dominance has also led to a deficit of legitimacy and growing geopolitical tensions, highlighting the limits and contradictions of this intoxication with power.

Mohamed Lamine KABA

The intensification of Japan’s Indo-Pacific policy. The vector of Western countries

In July 2024, Japan sharply intensified its foreign policy in the most important areas, particularly regarding strengthening relations with the countries of the collective West, split into three aspects: US, South Korean and European. Japan has focused on defence cooperation with its allies in both bilateral and multilateral formats (IP4, AUKUS+, NATO, the Seoul-Washington-Tokyo axis, etc.).

Nazar Kurbanov

Russia and the importance of the North-South international transport corridor

Simon Westwood

On the latest international events with Japan’s participation

Vladimir Terehov

A Russia-US Military Spending - Necessity Versus Waste

Phil Butler

India's geoeconomic and geopolitical approach in Armenia, perspective

Farzad Bonesh

The deterioration of Western elites

Vladimir Mashin

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