Turkey's Erdogan still fighting for power after 20 years - by Paul Kirby, BBC News - 04.02.23
From humble beginnings, Recep Tayyip Erdogan has grown into a political giant, leading Turkey for 20 years and reshaping his country more...
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In South Africa, Russia Prospects for Opportunity - for Geopolitical Futures - 30.01.23
Geography and logistical difficulty limit the extent to which the two can cooperate, but there is a certain complementarity that can’t be...
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How Russia dodges oil sanctions on an industrial scale – The Economist – 19.01.23
As another embargo looms, the grey trade is about to explode. In the year since the war in Ukraine began, once-dominant Western firms...
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- Jan 27
'The Shame of Pakistan' - Blasphemy Accusers - by Nasir Saeed - The Gatestone Institute - 27.01.23
"Pakistan was to review its harsh blasphemy laws. It has made them even harsher...Courageous Christian Woman Stands Up to Them. The...
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- Jan 25
50 Years of dithering about Europe – Professor Robert Tombs - for Briefings for Britain – 14.01.23
The 50th anniversary of Britain’s accession to the then Common Market seems a good moment for another look at this half-century detour,...
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- Jan 25
China in Afghanistan: Rare Opportunity or Poisoned Chalice? – Geopolitical Futures – 25.01.23
Beijing is best positioned to take advantage of the void left by the U.S. withdrawal says Antonia Colibasanu. The foreign ministers of...
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- Jan 24
In Latin America, Japan Serves the US, and Itself – Geopolitical Futures – 23.01.23
Tokyo has become a surprising linchpin of Washington’s anti-China strategy in the region says Allison Fedirka. The rivalry between the...
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- Jan 22
Turkey could be on the brink of dictatorship - The Economist - 19.01.23
President Erdogan could tip his country over the edge. TURKEY HAS NATO’s second-biggest armed forces. It plays a crucial role in a...
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- Jan 21
EU's Double-Standards on Iran's Human Rights: Business First - The Gatestone Institute - 21.01.23
by Dr. Majid Rafizadeh The European Union's charter stresses that "Human rights are at the heart of EU relations with other countries and...
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- Jan 21
Japan’s Prime Minister travels the world cementing alliances with G7 countries, discomfiting China
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida seems to have the full support of America, Britain, and Italy to develop advanced defense systems...
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- Jan 19
Islamist Plan to Conquer East Africa: U.S. Missing in Action - The Gatestone Institute - 18.01.23
The most potent threat to East African stability remains Al-Shabaab, rooted in Somalia. Al-Qaeda helps to finance Al-Shabaab through its...
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- Jan 18
Drivers of Turkish-Syrian Rapprochement – by Caroline D. Rose for Geopolitical Futures – 17.01.23
A successful entente would alter the security landscape of north-eastern Syria. Despite the efforts of the U.S., Europe and regional...
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