In today’s Middle East, security is an indivisible commodity. By Mohammad Reza Moradi, General Director of Mehr News Agency’s Foreign Languages and International News Department, from Tehran / Iran Strategic
China–Australia relations are not yet “back to normal”—but they are heading in that direction. By Mehmet Enes Beşer After decades of tense relations with diplomatic chill, trade warfare, and suspicion,
A look from Paris on the recent transatlantic tensions. By Odile Mojon-Cheminade The spectacular US aggression against Venezuela in early January, preceded by acts of piracy on the high seas,
Stable Waters in a Polarized World By Mehmet Enes Beşer China and ASEAN have stood as a steadying force in a turbulent world where power is more fragmented, and rivalry
Russia’s Foreign Affairs Minister Sergei Lavrov directly accused Ukraine’s leader, saying that “Zelenskyy seeks to derail peace process”. By Feyyaz Erkin Eşli A senior Russian military official Vladimir Alekseyev has
The Silvan town of occupied East Jerusalem has become the center of a systematic Judaization operation carried out under the guise of archaeology and tourism in recent years. By Gökalp
Possible scenarios ahead. By Shahab Nouranifar, Director of the Iraq and Syria Desk, Mersad Center for International Studies – Iran On January 27, Donald Trump, the President of the United
Calls in Germany to achieve a nuclear bomb. The European Union has long proclaimed the goal of achieving what it calls “strategic autonomy”. In the recent months, with growing transatlantic
By choosing engagement, not estrangement, and cooperation, not conflict, China and India can offer a vision of global leadership that responds to the aspirations of billions. By Mehmet Enes Beşer
From defense rhetoric and petroleum exports to arm sales and diplomatic maneuvers, Southeast Asia is a region near and dear to Moscow’s heart upon which to make inroads internationally. By
The fiat money regime has reached its limits. By Serhat Latifoğlu Gold has risen by 130 percent since the start of 2024, and silver is up nearly 175 percent since
Talks clarified what each side is unwilling to concede: For Moscow, it is territory, for Kyiv it is security guarantees, and for Washington economic gains. By Yiğit Saner The trilateral
