Analysts say Trump’s declaration that he will not allow Israel to annex the West Bank could reshape the dynamics of Middle East diplomacy if followed by concrete U.S. action. The post Report: Trump Draws Red Line on Israeli Annexation of West Bank appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Trump praised Erdoğan for what he described as “a decisive role” in shaping the post-Assad landscape. The post Trump Hints at Lifting F-35 Ban for Turkey After Talks With Erdoğan appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Cooperation between Turkey and Egypt in this area could usher in a new era in regional alliances and lead to the emergence of a deterrent political will against Israel. The post Defense Industry: Strategic Cooperation in Turkey-Egypt Relations appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Al-Sharaa’s speech at the UN was met with celebration in Damascus, where large crowds filled Umayyad Square to cheer his appearance The post Syria’s President Addresses UN for First Time in Six Decades appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Thus, the Pakistan–Saudi pact should not be seen in isolation. It is part of a larger tectonic movement: the erosion of U.S.-centric hegemony. The post Abraham Accords 2.0: Saudi–Pakistan Security and a New Middle East appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Trump added that what was initially intended by Moscow as a “quick little skirmish” had turned into a long, humiliating quagmire. The post Trump: Ukraine Can Reclaim All Territory With NATO’s Support appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Once Lebanon has crafted a defense agreement with Turkey, it should negotiate with Hezbollah, offering the group clear political guarantees in exchange for disarmament. The post Lebanon: Between Normalization and Confrontation with Israel appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Germany approved more than $17 billion in U.S. foreign military sales, peaking at $13.9 billion in 2023 amid heightened demand following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The post Germany’s €80B Rearmament Plan Sidelines US Weapons appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
To explain their recognition of Palestine, leaders from Ottawa, London, and Canberra cited frustration with the collapse of peace talks and the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in Gaza. The post Canada, Australia and UK Recognize Palestinian Statehood appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Sweden’s air force confirmed it monitored the Russian aircraft over Estonia, describing its movements as occurring in international airspace. The post German and Swedish Jets Intercept Russian Military Plane over Baltic Sea appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
In addition to this strategic objective, the Israeli attack in Doha was also intended to derail the ceasefire negotiations. The post A New Dimension in Israel’s Lawlessness: The Attack on Qatar appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Over-extraction and persistent drought further strained supplies in regions like Africa, the Americas, and Australia. The post WMO Report Warns of Increasingly Erratic Global Water Cycle appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
The joint response following Israel's attack on Qatar indicates that a new security architecture is emerging in the Middle East. The post The Doha Summit: A New Era in Regional Security? appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
AI-enabled trade depends heavily on access to raw materials, semiconductors, and other inputs, which together amounted to $2.3 trillion in global trade in 2023. The post Report: Artificial intelligence Could Add 13% to Global GDP appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
While Paris and London pursue a more active policy on sanctions against Russia and support for Ukraine, Berlin, which is expected to take the lead, is constantly applying the brakes. The post Why is Europe Dependent on the US against Russia? appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
A UN panel placed responsibility on Israel’s highest political and military authorities, naming Herzog, Netanyahu, and Gallant as figures who have incited genocide in Gaza. The post Israel Accused of Genocide in Landmark UN Report on Gaza appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Military analysts warn that Oreshnik’s warheads forward deployment in Belarus effectively restores a Cold War-style “nuclear fortress” on NATO’s doorstep. The post Russia’s War Games with Belarus Escalate Tensions appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Faced with emotional manipulation, the AI, which would normally refuse to disclose dangerous information, bypassed its security protocols and provided requested harmful information. The post Artificial “Gullible” Intelligence: Is It Possible to Fool Large Language Models? appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
In terms of logistics routes, the transformation of Libya's ports into a new bridge to Europe and the interior of Africa is in line with the common interests of Turkey, Italy and Libya. The post Turkey-Italy-Libya Summit: Cooperation in the Geostrategic Equation appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Rubio told reporters that President Donald Trump was “not happy” with the Qatar strike but stressed U.S. support for Israel remained firm.| Politics Today
The Israeli strike on Qatar places renewed pressure on Washington, which has relied on Doha as a strategic partner in the Middle East| Politics Today
The four Microsoft employees who had set up protest encampments at Microsoft’s headquarters in Redmond, Washington over Gaza were fired.| Politics Today
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Russia’s dominance in Shahed drone production could end up helping Iran in the short term after it lost some of its drone stockpile.| Politics Today
Putin highlighted the presence of NATO military in Ukraine, noting that Russian forces have intercepted communications in English and French.| Politics Today
The European Union is struggling with the Russian threat and the energy crisis, and is trying to make Europe independent of the US.| Politics Today
Russia sells its oil to non-European markets, and Western countries began importing their oil needs from the Middle East and the Americas.| Politics Today
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The July 15 coup attempt was a test of political will and collective memory. Something had quietly but decisively changed in Turke.| Politics Today
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Gökhan Umut completed both his B.A and M.A in the Economics Department at Marmara University. Umut worked in the OECD Development Assistant Committee (DAC) between 2016-2017 on behalf of the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA). He served as TIKA Islamabad program coordinator in Pakistan between 2018-2021. His research interests are the political economy of the South Asian Countries, Politics of Pakistan and India and development assistance.| Politics Today
A single misstep between two nuclear-armed neighbors, India and Pakistan, could turn a regional standoff into a global catastrophe.| Politics Today
Trump and Netanyahu can finally kill the concept of an independent Palestinian state, part of the ultimate "Art of the Deal."| Politics Today
Saudi Arabia, caught in uncertainty, views an Israeli Iranian war as ill-timed, neutrality as uncomfortable, and descent into the fray as inevitable.| Politics Today
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This is the first time in the EU's history that it has formally opened accession negotiations with a country at war, namely Ukraine.| Politics Today
The victories of Modi in India and Subianto in Indonesia reflect a new international behavior, a reorientation of Indo-Pacific politics.| Politics Today
Tibetans are all over the world. China is like a tiger in a zoo. When it comes out of its territory, it does not know how to hunt.| Politics Today
The global video games market is forecast to be a colossal $282 billion industry by 2024 and is expected to grow by 8% annually through 2027.| Politics Today
ESSI (European Sky Shield Initiative) promises boosting military spending cooperation, but its success is doubtful, hindered by many factors.| Politics Today
France and Germany are convinced of the possibility of a major war by Russia. And for that, they believe, Europe must be ready.| Politics Today
As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza deepens amidst ongoing conflict, two nascent maritime corridors present a glimmer of hope.| Politics Today
