Ethnic distribution, use of energy and water, and border problems continue to be the main issues of ..
India’s current policy is not only harmful to the bilateral relations between Bangladesh and India, ..
Even though the UN report is considered a turning point in signaling that the world is aware of Chin..
While the statements made by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet are conside..
Moscow's silence on Stockholm and Helsinki’s NATO membership application is a situation that will da..
Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, which gained their independence aft..
Jammu and Kashmir is the largest militarized zone in the world, where oppression and violence is a p..
The desire to develop and maintain the Sino-German economic relations in a stable manner will contin..
The actions of the Nationalist Hindus and the Ruling Party against women result from a systematic po..
Russia’s well-known desire in reaching warm-waters is not limited to getting access to the Mediterra..
Liberal democracies are facing serious challenges in the Global North. The emergence of rightist gro..
US-NATO forces’ withdrawal from Afghanistan has raised some crucial questions about the future of th..
Although the political, military and economic relations between Nur-Sultan and Moscow are highly dev..
China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) as an integral part of the ambitious Belt and Road Initiativ..
For decades, China’s been an assimilating power in Xinjiang, while it’s been showing a more positive..
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev proposed a new initiat..
Turkey announced that it would host high-level talks in April for Afghanistan peace process.
Despite the calls made by the old generation elites for the regulation of the Russian language, a ne..
Post-Soviet states prefer to get along with their neighbour Russia, rather than cooperating with the..
The Nord Stream-2 project, which is tried to be completed between Germany and Russia despite the obj..
