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The G7 countries demonstrated a Cold War mentality in their attacks on China
The Chinese Foreign Ministry protested to Tokyo over the G7 summit’s vilification of Beijing and interference in Chinese internal affairs. The G7 summit, which took place in Hiroshima, Japan, from May 19 to 21, was not without controversy. The leaders of the so-called most industrialized countries have once again demonstrated their exclusivity and pretention to judge everyone and everything. The communiqué produced at the summit drew “much” attention to China; in particular, the G7 countries expressed worry over Taiwan, the South China Sea, human rights, and the “non-market practices” of the PRC…
Fernando Gaillardo
Positive outcomes of the Arab Summit in Jeddah
The new world order, based on equality of all its participants and initiated by Russian President Vladimir Putin, is increasingly making its way in international relations. The results of the Arab summit, which just ended in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, are a vivid example of this. This year’s Summit came amid signs that the oil-rich kingdom is increasingly using its vast wealth, rapidly growing “soft power” and its assertive new diplomacy to play a leading role not only in its own region, but in the entire Arab world. Over the past few years, Saudi Arabia has demonstrated its economic and diplomatic power to its full extent in an attempt to make the kingdom the centerpiece of global and regional geopolitics. The Arab summit was unanimously seen as strengthening…
Viktor Mikhin
“Boris, you are mistaken ...”. Some comments on trade between Russia and Turkey
Turkey’s political future is a matter of great interest for the rest of the world. And its 2023 general election has been the subject of much comment in many countries, not least Russia. A key reason for the international interest in the elections is the question of Turkey’s foreign policy course under its new government: will it keep step with the West, headed by the USA, or will it follow a more independent course while retaining its partnerships with such major powers as Russia and China? As for China – let’s leave that question for the Chinese themselves to consider…
Alexandr Svaranc
Elections in Turkey: tactics shift as time is running out...
Alexandr Svaranc
What can Russia expect from the results of the Turkish presidential elections?
Alexandr Svaranc
Yet another success of Russia’s Middle East diplomacy
Alexandr Svaranc
Syria: the path to conflict resolution is open
Viktor Mikhin
Elections turn Turkey into yet another arena of the US-Russian standoff
Alexandr Svaranc
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