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Turkey is placed in an “economic vice” by the West
Western pressure on the Republic of Turkey increased as a result of Erdoğan’s election victory. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan won this challenging victory despite the fact that the whole Western world had projected his defeat in the presidential elections of May 2023. After his inauguration on June 3, the Turkish politician began a new term. In the forthcoming period, Erdoğan and his government will have to address a number of challenges. The economic perspective should be a key issue on the re-elected president’s agenda. The earthquake in early February and its devastating aftermath shook the country’s already vulnerable situation…
Madi Khalis Maalouf
Turkey’s foreign policy during Erdoğan’s third presidential term
On June 3, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan was sworn in as president of Turkey for another five-year term. The inauguration and the subsequent ceremony, attended by approximately 80 international and regional leaders, suggested that a significant change in Turkey’s foreign policy priorities may be under way. Observers have predicted that the Turkish president is likely to continue with his recent policy of “neutralizing” problems abroad and strengthening partnerships with other countries in the region. On May 31, several days after his election victory, he declared: “Our goal is to establish a belt of security & peace from Europe to Black Sea…
Viktor Mikhin
Turkey and Iran part ways...
Turkey’s president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has begun his first trip abroad after his latest inauguration – a visit to the internationally unrecognized Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC). After that trip he will visit Azerbaijan. It could hardly be said that Ankara has opened a completely new, and hitherto unsuspected page in the agenda of Turkish diplomacy. For example, while speaking in North Nicosia he reaffirmed his commitment to a peaceful resolution of the Cyprus problem, and warned the Greek Cypriot authorities that Turkey was in a position to resolve the issue “by other means.” The only “other” solution that the Turks could possibly…
Alexandr Svaranc
Prigozhin: Washington’s “Manchurian Candidate” Inside the Halls of Russian Power
Phil Butler
How does Mongolia see Russia’s relationship with China - as a threat, or as an opportunity?
Boris Kushhov
Apparently, ASEAN is about to lose one of its most important elements, the Philippines
Fernando Gaillardo
India and Japan - a New Asian Alliance?
Vladimir Terehov
Covid and Propaganda: China vs the USA
Christopher Black
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