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Politics Today brings you the latest updates and in-depth analyses on international affairs, global trends and structural changes affecting the world.| Politics Today
Politics Today brings you the latest updates and in-depth analyses on international affairs, global trends and structural changes affecting the world.| Politics Today
Trucks, trailers, cargo-handling systems, and logistics software have become hybrid platforms capable of carrying not only goods but also intelligence, ammunition, offensive tools, and strategic data. The post The New Morphology of National Security: Trucks, Drones, and Hybrid Warfare appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Maduro met with China’s ambassador to Venezuela, Lan Hu, to review progress in economic, technological, and artificial intelligence projects. The post Maduro Seeks Chinese Support as American Military Presence Nears appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
There is even talk within the Pentagon of reducing the U.S. military presence in South Korea if an agreement cannot be reached. The post US, South Korea to Tackle Troop Costs, China, and North Korea appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Anas Al-Sharif’s childhood was shaped by the legacy of displacement and the harsh realities of life under siege. The post Anas Al-Sharif’s Enduring Legacy and the Gaza Genocide appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Beyond the question of statehood, the poll found that 65% of Americans believe the U.S. should take action to alleviate starvation in Gaza. The post Poll: Most Americans Support Palestinian State Recognition appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
The U.S. approach to the Iran-Israel war is a direct reflection of Trump's ‘Peace Through Strength’ principle, which he adopted especially during his second term. The post What is Trump’s Regional Strategy in the Israel-Iran Crisis? appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
At first glance, the Iran–Israel confrontation falls beyond the contours of Turkey’s immediate security architecture The post How Does Turkey View the Iran–Israel Conflict? appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Japan faces formidable political and cultural obstacles before it could even consider acquiring nuclear weapons. The post Trump Shock Pushes Japan Toward Rethinking Nuclear Taboo appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
The U.S.'s new selective and cost-transfer-based security approach has affected security dynamics in the Caucasus in three ways. The post New Architecture of Regionalization in the International System? appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
In 2024, bilateral trade between China and Pakistan surpassed $23 billion, making Beijing Islamabad’s largest trading partner. The post China’s Wang Yi to Visit Pakistan for Strategic Dialogue After India Trip appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
European officials say their presence at the White House is designed to prevent Trump and Putin from dictating the contours of a deal without them. The post Trump Pressures Ukraine to Abandon NATO and Crimea appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Currently, there is no global framework to enforce accountability, no uniform mandate to ensure algorithmic transparency and equity, and no international legislation to prevent the deployment of dangerous AI systems worldwide. The post Why the World Urgently Needs a Global AI Governance Framework appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Although Western European countries in particular voiced their objections to increasing defense spending from 2% to 5% of GDP, Trump's determination forced them to commit to a significant increase in defense spending. The post The Hague Summit: New NATO, New Cold War? appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Russia’s military footprint in Africa has grown significantly in recent years, often through the deployment of private security contractors, including the Wagner Group. The post Russia Deepens Ties with Sahel Countries in Military Talks appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Plastic pollution has become one of the most pressing environmental issues of the 21st century. The post Nations Leave Geneva Without Landmark Plastics Agreement appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
For Japan, the deal to sell Stealth Frigates to Australia marks its largest-ever arms export since it began loosening post–World War II restrictions on lethal weapons sales The post Japan to Supply $6.5B in Stealth Frigates to Australia appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
Serbia witnessed more violent confrontations as anti-government protesters and supporters of President Aleksandar Vucic clashed in several cities. The post Serbia’s Anti-Government Protests Escalate as Clashes Spread appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
For some Canadian Muslims, the rise in hostility has moved from online platforms into their neighborhoods. The post Canadian Muslims Face Rising Hate Crimes appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
South American fires accounted for about one-quarter of the planet’s total fire-related tree loss. The post Report: Global Forest Fires Double in 20 Years appeared first on Politics Today.| Politics Today
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
I Have Lost Nine Family Members in Gaza: Stop the Death March Now| Politics Today
July 15 Revisited: Institutional Fragility, Public Defiance, and Political Leadership| Politics Today
Criminalizing Resistance: The UK’s Crackdown on Palestine Action| Politics Today
Ending the Gaza genocide, as starvation spreads, is a moral ask and Israel must allowed aid into Gaza now.| Politics Today
The Palestine Action Case: Critics caution that equating disruptive but non-violent activism with terrorism blurs democratic boundaries.| Politics Today
The July 15 coup attempt was a test of political will and collective memory. Something had quietly but decisively changed in Turke.| Politics Today
Saudi Arabia’s Stance on Israel-Iran Escalation: War or Diplomacy?| Politics Today
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
Whether Pezeshkian can deliver on his promises of inclusiveness and unity while maintaining stability in the region remains to be seen.| Politics Today
Can the European Sky Shield Initiative Deliver European Security?| Politics Today
India and Indonesia: Security Orbits in the Indo-Pacific| Politics Today
The dynamics of the student-led national protests in Bangladesh have opened the doors to what it means to be a Bengali today.| 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
Jurgen Stock revealed that organized crime rings, originally rooted in Southeast Asia, expanded their operations into a vast global network.| Politics Today
