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The Emerging World Order from a Syrian Point of View

The Emerging World Order from a Syrian Point of View

Dr. Bessam Abu Abdallah's speech in the INTO symposium.
“The imperialistic policy behind Biden’s recognition of Armenian genocide: Turkish historian”

“The imperialistic policy behind Biden’s recognition of Armenian genocide: Turkish historian”

Interview of UWI expert Perinçek to Tehran Times on the claims of a so-called Armenian genocide and the imperialist plans behind.
Turkish – Egyptian relations, quo vadis?

Turkish – Egyptian relations, quo vadis?

On recent signs of rapproachment between Turkey and Egypt, and the regional potential of the two countries' alliance.
NATO Summit’s Agenda

NATO Summit’s Agenda

NATO helds today first summit with the Biden Administration. On the agenda: NAT0 2030, Afghanistan, Iraq and the Black Sea.
Normalization with Israel: from the frying pan into the fire

Normalization with Israel: from the frying pan into the fire

Israel's leadership of the region is nothing but a true embodiment of the new Middle East project that American officials spoke about before the Arab Spring.
Biden’s strategy for the Middle East: key figures, new wars and conflicts

Biden’s strategy for the Middle East: key figures, new wars and conflicts

What are the fundamental differences between Joe Biden's planned policies and those of Donald Trump; how will this affect the current geopolitical order?
Prof. Dr. Mehmet Seyfettin Erol: The Abraham Accords and the ‘Evangelical Islam’ Project

Prof. Dr. Mehmet Seyfettin Erol: The Abraham Accords and the ‘Evangelical Islam’ Project

The "normalization" agreements signed among Israel, the UAE and Bahrain at an official ceremony at the White House continue to be discussed
Trump’s Son-in-Law, Macron’s Philosopher and Netanyahu’s State

Trump’s Son-in-Law, Macron’s Philosopher and Netanyahu’s State

Political intelligence suggests that the Atlanticists, which has failed to open the doors of West Asia with firepower, is now implementing a new diplomacy-oriented pla
‘The US should use the Uyghurs as it uses the Kurds’ says the ‘Prime Minister’ of the East Turkistan Government in exile

‘The US should use the Uyghurs as it uses the Kurds’ says the ‘Prime Minister’ of the East Turkistan Government in exile

Salih Hudayar, the so-called prime minister of the so-called East Turkistan Exile Government, proposes to make Uyghurs "instruments" in the grand strategy of the United States
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