United World International Analytics

10/23/2018

Sailing Away from Europe: Tusk, Trump, and the Battle for Rimland

Tusk painted a picture of the European Union, which he called “the most beautiful political undertaking in Europe’s history”, besieged on all sides

10/22/2018

Murder of the global interest

Saudi Arabia acknowledged that journalist Jamal Khashoggi was indeed killed at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul. The suspects already have been identified - 18 intelligence officers, who allegedly acted independently without communication with the authorities of Saudi Arabia.

10/20/2018

Tanker Insurance Cancellations threaten Iranian energy sector

The US’ withdrawal from the JCPOA and declaration of a new set of sanctions has been hard to swallow for those planning Iran’s energy sector, as they had been relying on the deal as a means of revivifying Iran’s oil and gas production capacity

10/20/2018

Argentina and the UK: The conflict and diplomacy of the Islas Malvinas

The Islas Malvinas (The Falkland Islands in Spanish) were a Spanish overseas territory, disputed by the United Kingdom in the late eighteenth century during its period of imperial expansion.

10/19/2018

White problems: Privilege theory supplants human rights

“White privilege” refers to a whole constellation of extralegal, unearned, at times invisible benefits conferred to people by virtue of their whiteness. Philosophy Professor Shannon Sullivan and others made the attempt to move the discussion to “white priority,”

10/18/2018

Erdogan in Budapest: standard “Orbánian” diplomacy

On Monday, October 8, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan visited Budapest. Of course, the meeting of two illiberal leaders provoked hysteria among the powerless liberals who oppose them. Hungarian MPs of a party credited with 1% support displayed a banner at parliament denouncing the new “dictators”, Putin, Erdogan and Orbán

10/17/2018

Khashoggi`s case: The most frightening versions of the journalist’s disappearance

On the morning of October 2nd, the famous Saudi journalist, Jamal Khashoggi, together with his fiance, a Turkish woman named HaticeСengiz, came to Consulate General of Saudi Arabia in Istanbul.

10/17/2018

The Challenges and Opportunities of Iranian LNG Projects

Over the past few decades, the share of natural gas in the global fuel basket has grown considerably. All predictions point to gas becoming the largest source of energy in the world, reaching over 28% by 2035. At present, countries such as US, Russia, Australia have made huge investments aiming to take a higher share of the LNG market.

10/16/2018

The mystery of Jamal Khashoggi – who sought the death of the Saudi journalist?

Journalist Jamal Khashoggi disappeared on October 2 after visiting the general consulate of Saudi Arabia in Istanbul. Turkish investigators believe that Khashoggi was killed by Riyadh for criticizing the authorities of Saudi Arabia in the press.