China-US trade war

Geopolitical results of the week in the world

Humanity has reached a critical turning point. Deepening economic crisis, governments desperate in the face of the pandemic, rising popular movements and the military conflicts that we wake up to every day showcase the coming collapse of the established order.

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

The historical changes declared by President Erdogan during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly is also indicative of the changing attitudes of Asian countries towards Turkey.

Cheng Enfu, an adviser to Chinese President Xi Jinping on economic issues, stated that Turkey’s participation in the Belt and Road Initiative would contribute to finding a peaceful solution to the problems in Eastern Mediterranean

The People's Republic of China celebrated its 71 anniversary on October 1. In announcing the establishment of the new government in 1949, Mao Zedong,

Why are the world's three major nuclear powers talking about possible conflict?

China has surpassed the US in terms of its global positioning system, costing the US one of its major tools of world hegemony

Donald Trump’s threat to ban Tik Tok has made international headlines

The US, which has experienced military defeats and an inconvenient economic crisis, is the center of most geopolitical hostility towards China