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Turkey’s Kurdish Dilemma

Kurds and Turkey have been at loggerheads since the inception of the country after the downfall of the Ottoman Empire. Kurds make up the largest minority of Turkey, as they comprise 1/5th of the nation’s 79 million population. Kurds have a total population of 30 million in different regions of the Middle East, mostly living in the bordering areas of Turkey, Iraq, Armenia, Iran, and Syria. They have been perennially attempting to gain an autonomous state comprising this border region…

Abbas Hashemite

The UN and the Settlement of the Arab-Israeli Conflict

The US has once again vetoed a draft UN Security Council resolution calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. It was introduced by Algeria, which demanded an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, condemned all attacks on civilians and opposed the forced displacement of Palestinians. In the 15-member UNSC, the US alone vetoed it…

Viktor Mikhin

Turkish Plans in Libya Hang in the Balance...

Libya’s favorable geographical location (primarily access to the Mediterranean Sea) and rich oil and gas resources attract many key global and regional players, and Türkiye is no exception. Ankara is known to show special attention to Tripoli in the context of strengthening its regional position and gaining access to Libya’s oil and gas resources. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan chose the president’s side in the civil conflict between…

Alexandr Svaranc

The run-up to the 2024 Parliamentary elections in South Korea. Part six. Is the third force uniting?

Konstantin Asmolov

Turkey: palm of peace or torch of war...?

Alexandr Svaranc

Pakistan’s Burgeoning Ties with Central Asian Republics

Taut Bataut

Iran: A New US-Israeli Provocation

Viktor Mikhin

A new pretender to the throne of the UAE

Madi Khalis Maalouf

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