The Middle East is like a powder keg, and those who ignite it are usually innocent citizens who are oppressed and whose rights are violated by their own states.
The fundamental reason for the collapse of the Assad regime is the lack of expected support from Iran and Russia. Regional and global actors have a significant impact on Syria's future.
When addressing the Palestinian issue, the real problem at the forefront is not the one-state/two-state solution debates but rather who should represent the parties.
When examining criticisms of Turkey's NATO membership, it becomes apparent that Western countries also pursue policies parallel to their national interests.
Such decisions can fuel anti-EU movements.
After the Karabakh war, Turkey's domestic weapons gained increasing demand in Africa. African countries began calling on Turkey for mediation in their internal disputes.
The Greek Cypriot Administration has become an important gateway for Russia's evasion of EU sanctions, money laundering, and Eastern Mediterranean strategy.
The intersection of China's superiority in renewable technologies with its geopolitical strategies raises critical questions about global energy governance and the future of the transition to a low-carbon economy.
Presented as an alternative to the Western-centered global order, BRICS encompasses 40% of the world's population, 40 million square kilometers of the planet, and 30% of the global economy.
