The bloody conflict in geographic Palestine comes after 75 years of equally murderous injustice. Under international law, Palestinians have the right and duty to resist Israeli occupation, just as Israelis have the right and duty to respond to the attack on them. It is everyone’s responsibility to help resolve the injustices suffered by both groups, which does not mean supporting the cruel vengeance of some of them. On the other hand, support for the Palestinian and Israeli peoples must not lead to amnesty for their respective leaders for the crimes they have committed, or for the great powers that have manipulated them.
Turkey
The Caucasus And West Asia Are Joined At The Hips
The ‘erasure’ of Nagorno-Karabakh from the map is an incredibly tumultuous development for Transcaucasia and its surrounding regions.
The European Parliament’s Anti-Azerbaijan Resolution Says A Lot About The Bloc’s Regional Strategy
The European Parliament just passed a non-binding resolution condemning Azerbaijan for last month’s anti-terrorist operation.
The US Would Be Delighted If Iran Was Dragged Into Any New Conflict Over Karabakh
It’s in the US’ interests to drag Iran into a protracted 1980s-like war with Turkiye that would bleed both dry while dividing the region.
Who Runs Geopolitics?
The U.S. has to pay more attention to the six “wavering” states in order to prevent weakening of its position in the global balance of power.
Dialogue Is Crucial Even In The Heat Of Conflict, Or Grain Diplomacy
The U.S. and the EU need to swallow their pride and make a deal with Putin at any cost. A new grain deal must be struck with Russia.
Sweden Fools NATO
Stockholm seeks to maintain the status quo, that is being in the process of joining NATO, without actually joining it.
Erdogan’s Line Of Thinking
Promises and agreements are not a top priority in Turkey’s foreign policy. President Erdogan is pursuing Turkish interests as he sees them.
Storm Clouds Gathering In The Black Sea
The NATO Summit in Vilnius signalled that there is absolutely no possibility of talks to settle the Ukraine war in a foreseeable future.
Turkiye’s Proposal For A Kakhovka Dam Investigation Committee Is A Genius Soft Power Move
Turkiye threw the US and Ukraine into a dilemma with the investigation risks revealing evidence that Kiev blew up the Kakhovka Dam.
Erdogan’s Mediatory Role On Ukraine Cannot Be Wished Away
The international community puts China as the frontrunner in the race for peacemaking in Ukraine but don’t be surprised if Erdogan overtakes Xi Jinping to the finishing line.
Turkiye Rallies Behind Erdogan
The results of the presidential and parliamentary elections in Turkey do not serve the geopolitical interests of the US and EU.
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