By Gabriel Galípolo and Fernando Haddad The Brazilian former President – and candidate for the upcoming elections in October, Lula da Silva has proposed “to end the dependency on the
By Jorge Elbaum * In the last two weeks, the State Department has deployed an ambitious blackmailing persuasion program on countries located in the so-called “Western Hemisphere”, with the aim
The public agenda In Turkey has been busy with three main topics last week. Firstly, an official visit paid by the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to Saudi Arabia as
By Sergio Rodriguez Gelfenstein * When a sculptor comes up with the idea of making a statue of political hypocrisy in international matters, without a doubt the model to use
By Omar Hassaan Fariñas* The Congress of Vienna was undoubtedly one of the most important diplomatic processes in the history of international relations. After the overthrow of the French Emperor
By Prof. Bessam Abu Abdullah, Damascus, Syria The following is an article that Prof. Abdullah has published in the Syrian daily newspaper El Watan. The article explores the ground, need
By Douglas Bolivar / Caracas, additional reporting and edit by Yunus Soner On April 18, Argentine President Alberto Fernández announced his country would “fully reestablish diplomatic relations with Venezuela”. Leading
By Fikret Akfirat On the night of April 17, Turkey launched the Claw-Lock operation against the US-backed PKK forces in northern Iraq. With this step, a new phase has been started
By Cansu Yigit The US is getting prepared to enter more forecfully into the equation in Libya, while the power struggle between Dbeibeh and Bashagha continues. Oil is the first
There has been three main topics on the public agenda in Turkey last week: first was the military operation initiated by the Turkish Armed Forces against the PKK terrorist organization
By Ahmad Tanani * In recent weeks we have witnessed an increase in Palestinian resistance mixed with guerrilla operations carried out by Palestinians deep in the heart of the Zionism,
By Sergio Rodríguez Gelfenstein, Caracas, Venezuela * A look at the pages of international information news reveals daily a world that is struggling with what has been called sanctions. In
