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Has the West Reached Its Limit Against Turkey?

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​national interest​​​ by Ali Demirdas The recent standoff between Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and ten Western countries over whether Turkey should conform with the European Court of Human Rights →

Hard for West to regain past glory of global dominance

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global times As the trend "rise of the East, decline of the West" grows clearer, in the face of collective development of emerging economies, the West is increasingly anxious about its global →

Turkey proxies weaponizing water in north Syria with river dams: report

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global times Turkish-backed groups in northern Syria have weaponized water by building dams on a river that serves as a lifeline for communities living downstream in Kurdish-dominated areas, a report →

How Long Will the Russia–Moldova Gas Truce Last?

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​carnegie​​​ Stanislav Secrieru The gas crisis could be a moment of truth for Moldova, which has an opportunity to take energy security more seriously, root out sectoral corruption, implement energy →

Moldova’s Gas Crisis and Its Lessons for Europe

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​carnegie​​​ Katja Yafimava The Moldovan crisis has demonstrated that Gazprom’s price will not be higher than the price set by the European hubs, which makes Gazprom a supplier like any other, and →

Iran set to resume nuclear talks

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global times Iran agreed Wednesday to resume talks on November 29 with world powers on reviving a nuclear deal after a five-month gap, with the US urging a quick resolution. The indirect negotiations →

On North Korea, America Refuses to Admit the Obvious

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​national interest​​​ by Daniel R. DePetris Anyone who is remotely familiar with the United Nations’ system understands how boring Security Council debates can be. Doubly so when the issue on the →

Bosnia and Herzegovina is not at war, but that’s as good as it gets

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​emerging europe​​​ Marek Grzegorczyk The European Union’s token military presence in Bosnia and Herzegovina can stay, at least for another year. On November 3 the United Nations Security Council →

The Impact of Sino-American Rivalry on Russia’s Relations With China

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​carnegie​​​ Dmitri Trenin In a world increasingly shaped by U.S.-Chinese superpower rivalry, Russia seeks to maintain an equilibrium, though not equidistance, vis-à-vis China, America, and their →

Migrants are not weapons: Stop viewing them as such

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​emerging europe​​​ Craig Turp-Balazs Leaving refugees and migrants stranded at its eastern borders, where many are dying, says more about the EU than it does Belarus. There are now believed to be →

Demonstrators protest after town honors Brazilian leader Bolsonaro

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global times A northern Italian town conferred honorary citizenship on Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on Monday, although demonstrators made their feelings against him known. The right-wing →

China warns US on Taiwan question in Rome amid tensions

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global times By Yang Sheng and Cui Fandi Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi met US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Sunday on the sidelines of the G20 leaders summit in Rome, →

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