Turkey-US conflict

Geopolitical results of the week in the world

On 22nd November 2020, morning hours, German Sachsen Class (Type 124) multi-purpose frigate Hamburg operating under the tactical command of Greek Commodore T Micropoulos, in the EU-led Operation Irini has interrogated the Turkish container vessel MV Roseline-A carrying food and paint supplies to Libya in the area 100 miles off the Benghazi Coast.

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 recent presidential elections clearly showed that the United States is incapable of even playing the cheap game of projecting itself as a "democracy" and keeping its two party system functioning properly.

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.

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.

The public political agenda in Turkey was exceptionally busy this week once again.

The Libyan Political Dialogue Forum (LPDF) started in Tunis on November 9.

It is important for Turkey to achieve a resolution that will help maintain its position in the country (we are not yet talking about the withdrawal of Turkish troops) and move toward a peace process.