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Turkey’s internal equilibria and its foreign policy
Turkey’s President
Erdogan has recently dismissed almost all the Turkish flag officers still in
service, thus leaving only a small proportion of them, with a view...
Armed democracy: NATO greatest achievement for Europe
At the 30th NATO summit, following the U.S. and Russia’s withdrawal from
the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, NATO leaders, reiterating
future threats, divided the world...
Politics of Interests and Emotions: Serbia Between NATO and Russia
The military
training "Slavjanskoe Bratstvo - 2019" that is carried out annually
by Russian, Belorussian and Serbian troops and that started earlier in June,
has now finished...
From Normandy to Where? After the Paris Summit
After NATO’s 70-year anniversary gathering last week,
the world media once again focused on Europe last Monday (December 9). This
time is about the prospect of...
Comprehension of the S-400 Crisis
Turkey's air
defence has had a severe weakness for decades. Hence, Turkey was in a position
to base its air defence on fighter aircrafts. It proves...
Why Germany turned its back on parallel coalitions in Strait of Hormuz
Germany recently announced it will not join the French-led mission in
the Strait of Hormuz. This is while, not long ago, Berlin’s lack of support...
NATO is not lost as the spirit of collective security remains
Authors: Do Quynh Anh & Paul Wang
It is true that NATO was founded 70 years ago during the heyday of the Cold War. Then...
Annergret Kramp- Karrenbauer and her revolutionary foreign policy objectives for Germany
The end of Second World War followed by
the collapse of Nazi Germany, US and its allies began to neutralize fascist
elements and pressed on denazification...
Turkey, a grey area of German industrial ambition
German foreign minister, Heiko Maas, recently
described the Turkish deployment into the Kurdish-controlled region of Syria as
an “invasion” that was illegal under international law. His...
The US & the Black Sea: A Troublesome Year Ahead
The US is increasingly looking inwards as internal political problems,
coupled with the ongoing election campaign, shifts Washington’s attention away
from some regions in the Eurasian...