6 major currents and the need to redefine what’s left. By Sergio Rodriguez Gelfenstein During the first 15 years of this century, Latin America and the Caribbean witnessed a series
What would the Indian people think if foreign parties provided logistical and military support to the separatists in Kashmir, experts ask. With each step back in history, we find many
The region must now take its own destiny into its own hands. Otherwise, a new catastrophic process is inevitable. By Adem Kılıç, Political scientist The outbreak of the conflict between
First impressions from Iran and evaluations of Palestinian journalist Mohammed Abu Taqiyya The world’s eyes are on Lebanon after the martyrdom of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah and the central commanders
Interview to Turkish TV channel Ulusal Kanal on the killing of Nasrallah and developments in the region. Israel struck Hezbollah’s headquarters. Hezbollah’s leader, Hassan Nasrallah, was martyred in the attack.
On the assessments of so-called ‘experts’ regarding what happened in Lebanon and how Iran will act. By Abbas Djuma I wonder where those are who write that Iran is in
What kind of logic is behind preparing a defeated country for a new war against Azerbaijan? By Tehran Tapdigov – Political commentator The war between Azerbaijan and Armenia has ended.
The bilateral conflict around the dam should be solved in a legal frame. To achieve sustainable peace, both sides need to address also issues around the Horn of Africa. By
Gürkan Demir, representative of Ulusal Kanal in Tehran, Iran, shared his views. Israel has conducted the most intense air strike since the war in 2006. Lebanon Health Minister Firass Abiad
Paris’ new target is Russia. By Ali Rıza Taşdelen In recent years, France has been ousted from Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger, its soldiers expelled, and bases closed. But now
For Türkiye, BRICS is the way out of diplomatic and military encirclement in the Eastern Mediterranean. UWI presents the second of the interview with Prof. Dr. Hasan Ünal, international relations
Should Israel embark on a ground operation in south Lebanon, it will likely be bogged down militarily. By Adem Kılıç Political scientist Since the start of Israel’s genocidal war in
