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Middle East Peace and Hezbollah: A Bridge Too Far for Biden?
The biggest problem the US has is that it has run out of enemies. There's no Soviet Union, far fewer dictatorships of any shade, the Chinese have been encouraged to buy up everything they can in Western countries and Trump has sat down with Kim Jong-Un and treated him as a legitimate fellow member of the nuclear family...
Seth Ferris
Why the West and Turkey are on a Collision Course
The West, namely the US and EU, appear to have designed a joint approach to clip Turkey’s wings in order to dent its ability to stretch itself beyond its territorial boundaries and act as big power, competing the West itself. Turley, under Erdogan, has been able to stretch itself to Libya in north Africa, and Azerbaijan in the Caucasus. It remains involved in Syria [against...
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Verdict in Chun Doo-hwan’s Case is Far From Satisfying
At the end of November 2020 the lengthy court proceedings stemming from attempts made by the Moon Jae-in administration to imprison yet another former President finally came to an end. After Chun Doo-hwan took advantage of political instability in the country to usurp power starting in December 1979, students in the city of Gwangju started to protest against...
Konstantin Asmolov
Will Ties between Morocco and Israel Foster Peace?
Vladimir Danilov
Turkey Making Ties With Israel
Vladimir Odintsov
China Completes its Beidou Satellite Navigation Network
Ulson Gunnar
Iraq is Forcing the US to Leave
Vladimir Platov
Is Saudi Arabia Backing Away from Normalization with Israel?
Salman Rafi Sheikh
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