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Donald Trump, Foreign Policy Incoherence and Inadvertent Nuclear War
"In a surrealist year....some cool clown pressed an inedible
mushroom button, and an inaudible Sunday bomb fell down, catching the president
at his prayers on the...
“Strategically brilliant” sellout: Trump’s betrayal of the Kurds
“At last
the world knows America as the savior of the world!” —U.S. president Woodrow Wilson
Turkey invaded the Syrian Arab Republic on October 9 following a...
Guterres: We must do everything possible to avoid global ‘fracture’ caused by US-China tensions
Tensions around global trade and technology continue to rise and the
international community needs to “do everything possible” to prevent the world
being split into two...
Revitalising the Quad
With a
high-level informal meeting of the Foreign Ministers of US, India, Japan and
Australia on the side lines of the last month UN General Assembly...
US Blacklist of Chinese Surveillance Companies Creates Supply Chain Confusion
The United States Department of Commerce’s decision to blacklist 28
Chinese public safety organizations and commercial entities hit at some of
China’s most dominant vendors within...
The Turkish Gambit
The only
certainty in war is its intrinsic uncertainty, something Turkish President
Recep Tayyip Erdogan could soon chance upon. One only has to look back on
America's...
When Democracy Becomes the Problem: Why So Many Millions Still Support Donald Trump
“Who is to decide which is the grimmer sight: withered hearts, or empty
skulls?” -Honoré de Balzac
For understanding the context of social
life, Honoré de Balzac...
Could Turkish aggression boost peace in Syria?
On
October 7, 2019, the U.S. President Donald Trump announced the withdrawal of
American troops from northeast Syria, where the contingent alongside Kurdish
militias controlled the vast...
Turkey in the Kurdish Rojava
Since the
beginning of clashes in Syria, Turkey has aimed at annexing the left bank of the Euphrates up to
Mossul, a strip of land about...
Trade War: An Infinitesimal View
In the post Cold War era, the US changed
its policies, shifted its priorities and viewing China’s economic emergence as
a great threat to its interests...