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Turkish Elections and the Fate of the “Turan” Project
Many experts consider the current elections in Turkey as fateful. Depending on who wins – the incumbent president Erdoğan or the representative of the pro-Western opposition Kılıçdaroğlu – the vector of Turkey’s subsequent development will be determined. And this opinion corresponds to reality in the sense that the intensity of the confrontation between the main candidates for the highest post in the state is related not only to the topic of the struggle for power of the main political forces of Turkey, but also the enormous impact on the pre-election process from interested external forces…
Alexandr Svaranc
The Syrian Problem on Course to a Positive Resolution
Numerous facts show that the Syrian Arab Republic is slowly but surely emerging from isolation and entering international life. Although there are still many obstacles on this difficult path, the legitimately elected Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is establishing ties with his neighbors and, above all, with Turkey, which now plays a key role on Syrian territory. It may be recalled that after the outbreak of the Syrian civil war in 2011, the Turkish embassy in Damascus closed in March 2012. Despite this, the two countries maintained some contact even during the worst moments of the Western-imposed conflict. These contacts, mostly between intelligence agencies…
Viktor Mikhin
Meeting of G7 Foreign Ministers takes place in Japan
This year Japan is hosting the annual meetings of the G7 group, which includes four leading Western European nations (Germany, the UK, France and Italy) plus the USA, Canada and Japan. This group, (sometimes incorrectly referred to as an “organization”) has been in place since the mid-1970s, and provides a forum in which the seven main nations of the so-called “collective West” (itself an increasingly meaningless term) attempt to develop a unified strategy in the face of current international challenges. For the USA, as the leader of the “collective West”…
Vladimir Terehov
A Chronicle of Tensions on the Korean Peninsula in Early April 2023
Konstantin Asmolov
Heydar Aliyev and Zbigniew Brzezinski - what did they agree on?..
Alexandr Svaranc
The Pilgrimage of European politicians to Beijing, a sign of accelerating the transformation of the world order
Vladimir Terehov
Is Singapore’s success in combating corruption undermining the foundations of the unipolar world order?
Leonid Gladchenko
The Ukrainian Crisis: Mongolia as a Mediator?
Boris Kushhov
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