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The miserable isolation of the US
| OpinionIsrael’s ongoing massacre in Gaza brings American democracy to the brink of a new crisis, …
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OpinionContrasting Türkiye and US approaches to Israel-Palestine conflict
By Burhanettin DuranIsrael has been subjecting Gaza to a total blockade and heavy bombardment for more than a week. While the non-Western world speaks out against those measures, U.S. President Joe Biden offered his unconditional support to Tel Aviv – a development that threatens to cause the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to result in more devastation.
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OpinionChina vs. India: Conflicting interests, competing claims
By Muhittin AtamanThe People’s Republic of China and India are two Asian global powers in the non-Western part of the world, with their huge populations, fast-growing economies and distinct political cultures. The increasing diplomatic and economic influence of the two countries has increased the importance of Sino-Indian relations. They are the two potential countries that can greatly change the global balance of power. The question is whether they are partners or rivals. Today, I will try to answer this question briefly.
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OpinionPlaying old politics in the new game is dangerous
By Muhittin AtamanThe world system has undergone a large-scale transition for the last two decades. The ultimate victory of the United States declared after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 lasted only for a decade. In spite of giving an effective answer to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the U.S. has been unable to maximize its national interests at the global scale and provide international peace and stability.
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Macron’s China visit: A triumph for Beijing in US...
By Hacı Mehmet BoyrazFrench President Emmanuel Macron paid an important visit to China and met Chinese President Xi Jinping last week in the shadow of the fierce protests in the streets against the government and its controversial pension reform.
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Wavering politics and oscillating economic policies
By Bilal BağışThe fact that economists rarely agree with each other is a well-known phenomenon. As the famous saying goes, they can only agree on disagreement. These differing opinions are also naturally reflected in the economic policies of political movements. On the other hand, these significant differences of opinion amongst various political parties manifest themselves in the approaches to the current economic issues and solutions they offer.
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Türkiye’s Linchpin of the Future: The National Technology Move
By Gloria Shkurti ÖzdemirTurkey must depend on its own technological capabilities while China and the United States continuously compete in the new multipolar world order.
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A dangerous world for small powers
By Muhittin AtamanAs a reflection of classical realism, global powers act solely based on their selfish and pragmatic concerns, which put all other states in a dangerous position. Small and weak powers have to take measures against all states, enemy and friend alike
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Experts Respond: European Political Community | Opportunities and Limitations
By Talha Köse By Ferhat Pirinççi By Vişne Korkmaz By Magdalena Kumelska-Koniecko By Özgür Ünal ErişWhat is the purpose of the European Political Community? Is it a realistic proposal? If the Community is formed, how will the EU’s relations with other countries included in the Community be affected? Several experts presented their opinions about these questions for SETA.