The Atlantic Camp delivers in the conflict over the Ukraine the picture of a more and more uniting front. But behind the scenes or below the surface, frictions concerning the
West changes strategy When war broke out in Syria in 2011, Western countries backed rebels, including outright terrorists and extremists. However, as the years have shown, Bashar al-Assad’s regime has
“In the wake of the economic crisis in France, anti-US (the accepted center of the neoliberal order) and anti-NATO policies and perspectives are on the rise.” United World International expert
“We can say that the political goal of Moscow is to overthrow the current Kiev administration, which the Russian government describes as “Nazi junta”, and that its military goal is
By Mansoor Ahmad Faizy / Kabul, Afghanistan * Afghanistan, an Asian state long called ‘the heart of Asia’, has always been in a whirl of unending war and unfettered turmoil.
By Ljubodrag Simonović / Belgrade, Serbia „The truth is the totality.” – this proposition was central to the creation of Hegel’s own system of dialectics. It enables us to realize
By Fernando Esteche / Buenos Aires* A summit held between Russian Premier Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping is an unappealable response to the desperate attempt to recover hegemony
US plans to surround countries like Russia, China, Iran or Turkey, which constitute obstacles for Washington, are no secret. When we take a look at the Ukrainian crisis and the
Argentinian President Alberto Fernandez has concluded his visit to Russia and China. United World International expert Yunus Soner spoke on the visit and its repercussions in Latin America and the
Last week, the public agenda in Turkey has been busy with 3 main topics. First was the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s visit to the United Arab Emirates. Second was
By Ozgur Altinbas Yemeni Ansarallah’s Political Bureau Member Ali al-Gahum spoke to the Turkish daily newspaper Aydınlık. Stating that the occupation forces committed massacres against the civilian population, al-Gahum said
By Cansu Yiğit With eastern and western Libya now having elected different prime ministers, the potential for the reignition of a regional conflict has increased. However, even within these regions,
