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By Mehmet Enes Beşer
The proposals laid out between Russia and Vietnam for the restoration of Russian instruction as a foreign language within Vietnamese schools has created diplomatic as well as public interest. Framed as part of a broader cultural and strategic partnership, the initiative seeks to revive pre-Cold War relations, when Vietnam’s closest ally...
Once again, relations between the European Union and Türkiye are passing through tense moments: Commission President Ursula von der Leyen placed Türkiye into the same basket as Russia and China, causing consternation in Ankara. French President Emmanuel Macron promised to “stand by Greece and help defend its sovereignty” – a statement interpreted widely as directed agains...
By Yunus Emre Özgün
As the Transatlantic security architecture buckles under the weight of an impending ‘economic tsunami,’ the United States faces a brutal domestic reckoning over its unconditional support for Israel. In an exclusive interview with UWI, former CIA analyst and US State Department’s counterterrorism planner and advisor Larry J. Johnson d...
By Mehmet Enes Beşer
China-U.S. tensions last year redefined the terms of global supply chains. While the tariff battles raged and rising geopolitical suspicion shrouded the atmosphere, multinational companies have increasingly attempted to diversify away from China–so-called “China+1” strategy. For Southeast Asia, this is more than a fleeting spout, but al...
By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida
The recent prospect of a military alliance between Greece, Israel and Cyprus introduces a new variable into the Eastern Mediterranean security equation. Such an arrangement, even if initially limited, will inevitably be perceived by Türkiye as an attempt at strategic encirclement. The conseque...