Politics

Geopolitical results of the week in the world

The United States presidential elections on November 3 has sparked two important outcomes, the first of which was the second largest turnout in US history, 67%, a number only surpassed 120 years earlier.

On November 25, the French Senate will discuss a resolution to recognize the statehood of the so-called "Republic of Artsakh" - the separatist Armenian authorities of Nagorno-Karabakh.

Azerbaijan has crowned its own War of Independence with a decisive victory, managing to take back the territories lost and had been occupied for almost 30 years after years of war in the short time period of a month and a half.

The victory of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces brought Armenia to its knees, and Pashinyan admitted defeat.

As Western initiatives fail, Beijing remains the most important anchor for stability

The Turkish-Greek rapprochement, which began 7 years earlier under the leadership of Ataturk on October 29th 1930, when Prime Minister Venizelos (the main person held responsible for the Asia Minor Catastrophe) came to visit Ataturk in Ankara.

Contradictions at the heart of the political deadlock in the Eastern Mediterranean

In the United States of America, Biden's contested victory in the presidential election against incumbent Donald Trump has been heaped in controversy.

This week, the IMF presented its World Economic Outlook Report of 2020, which provides an overview of the world economy.