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Turkey’s future after recent elections

Interview by Kamran Ghaderi Azar and Yasser Nazifi Gilavan Erdogan managed to win the latest election in Turkey preserving his position at the top once...

The battle for Iran: Policy or regime change?

Iran, in the latest of a series of incidents on its western and south-eastern borders, said it had disbanded a Pakistan-based cell of ant-Shiite...

Can the 2018 Elections Truly Reshape Mexico?

On Sunday July 1st Mexican voters headed to the polling stations oh what has been the largest election in Mexican contemporary history: Over 3400...

Erdogan’s deterrent components

Recep Tayyip Erdogan won 52 percent of the vote and, through a coalition with the National Movement Party, guaranteed his presence in Ankara's political...

Opening the Door to Peace With Russia And A Word For Democracy

After several tit-for-tats with Russia in 2001, relations were at a low ebb like during the cold war.  That was when a Russian initiative...

Tibetan leadership lets slip double standards during Canada, Israel visits

When Dr. Lobsang Sangay, head of the Tibetan government in exile, spoke before a Canadian Parliament Committee on 12 June, he claimed to speak...

Malaysian-Saudi relations: A lesson in the pitfalls of authoritarianism and autocracy

Embattled former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak was the main loser in last month’s election upset that returned Mahathir Mohamad to power as his...

Is Indian Democracy Dying?

The prominent journalist and editor, Shujaat Bukhari was leaving work when he and his two bodyguards were shot and killed.  Suffice to say newspapers...

Selahattin Demirtas: We are not the PKK’s political wing

Kurdish politician Selahattin Demirtas says that the Kurdish-focused People's Democratic Party (HDP) has no relations of any kind with the PKK. Undoubtedly, political campaign is...

Parallels between Turkish soccer and general elections could prove uncanny

With electoral upsets having become the norm, the latest upheaval that last week swept aside the long-standing president of Fenerbahce SC, the political crown...

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When António Guterres's second term expires on 31 December...

The Hidden Bill Behind Europe’s Defense Spending Boom

Europe's rearmament is being financed out of the welfare...

Netanyahu’s Coalition Calculus: The Real Reason Gaza’s Ceasefire Keeps Failing

The story of Gaza's collapsing ceasefire is being told...
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