By Sergio Rodriguez Gelfenstein Dear readers, on this occasion I am going to try to break the traditional dynamic. I am not going to talk about the calamities to which imperialism and neoliberalism have subjected us. Nor will I mention the curse that comes with the mere mention of Trump, Netanyahu, Milei or Zelensky. I am going to talk about ...
France has been going through a turbulent period politically, economically, and in terms of parliamentary stability. The fact that the country still hasn’t been able to draft a budget for 2025 is quite telling. With massive debt, austerity measures facing backlash from popular movements like the Yellow Vests, and ongoing struggles to form a stable government, the question of where ...
By Beto Cremonte, Professor, Social Communication and Journalism teacher, graduate of UNLP The current conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo cannot be understood without examining its historical background. The M23, Rwanda, Paul Kagame and the various external actors, in addition to the natural resources of the DRC, are all part of it. The recent offensive by the M23 rebel ...
By Orçun Göktürk The foreign policy of the United States (US) has gone through various phases throughout history, establishing itself as a dominant imperial power both on its own continent and in other regions of the world. The evolution of US foreign policy, particularly through a strategy of dominance over maritime routes and ports, has taken on a new dimension ...
By Yiğit Saner After 15 months in Gaza, the weapons have temporarily been laid down. But how did we come from vows of complete annihilation to a point where Israeli hardliners describe the situation as a “defeat” and “humiliation”? The most obvious answer lies in former US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s remarks at the Atlantic Council on the evening ...
By Özgür Altınbaş There was an 85.7 percent turnout in the presidential elections held in Belarus on January 26. Igor Karpenko, Chairman of the Belarusian Central Election Commission (CEC), stated that 5 million 916 thousand 195 Belarusians voted. President Alexander Lukashenko won the election with 5 million 136 thousand 293 votes. The results of other candidates are as follows: Sergey ...
By Adem Kılıç, Political Scientist / Author The only thing that is known for certain about US President Donald Trump’s Middle East doctrine is that he has no clear policy in this part of the world other than “defending Israel”. Considering the developments in Trump’s first term, such as the signing of the Abraham Accords between the Gulf states and ...
By Tehran Tapdygov, Azerbaijani journalist, political observer, Baku / Azerbaijan The signing of a strategic partnership agreement between Russia and Iran signifies a further strengthening of ties between the two countries. However, most neighboring countries remain noncommittal in expressing a clear stance on these relations. In the first place, Iran’s open support for Armenia in its relations with Azerbaijan has ...
By Sergio Rodriguez Gelfenstein Until recently, little was known, and even less was said about the Arctic Ocean. It was associated with a compact and impregnable mass of ice near the North Pole, where peaceful people lived their lives in communion with nature and scientists from all over the world who carried out research. All of this has been altered ...
By Masoud Sadrmohammadi Masoud Pezeshkian, the President of Iran, and Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia, signed the “Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Treaty between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Russian Federation” on January 17, 2025, marking the beginning of a new era in Iran-Russia relations. Despite its historical and strategic significance, the treaty did not receive the attention it ...