Nagorno-Karabakh, regarded as the heart of the South Caucasus, is appropriate as the scene of political and economic movements because of its strategic location and undefined status.Due to the ongoing Armenian occupation, Armenia and its close allies have flexibility in pursuing their policies in the region and as a result, we are witnessing ...
An exclusive interview with Şevket Talha APUHANWe have discussed wide range of issues from Russia to the USA, from Shanghai to the European Union with Mr. APUHAN. He evaluates especially economic developments and rising of China. You will find clear answers on frequently discussed topics.Mr. Apuhan if we start generally, we want to ask...
By Levent YiğittepeUSA president George Bush and Union of Soviet Socialist Republics president Mihail Gorbagov, who negotiated in Malta in 3 November 1989, declared the end of the Cold War . The demolish of Berlin War in 1989 and after that Varşova agreement and the dissolution of Soviet Union brought some new directions to the studies of N...
Anti-terror police raid on a suspected al-Qaeda linked group in central Anatolian province of Konya highlighted the terrorist group's efforts to attract Turkish followers in another sign the conflict in Syria is spilling over into Turkey.The raid on 10 al-Qaeda suspects on Tuesday (April 16th) came after several local families tipped off the police that ...
On 5th of May Israeli Air Forces carried out an air raid over to prevent Hizbollah’s next strike to its borders through the Syrian territory. The mass media claims that, military jets had destroyed a military center and a party of missile rockets around the Damascus, district Jamrayya. Israeli authorities refused to give a statement about air raid to...
By Kubangazy BugubaevAfter getting independence status Kyrgyzstan became politically dependent, economically weak and strategically alone country. It needed new friends, new big friends. Alongside there were Russia, China, USA and EU countries, but questions were new relations and what country could be first for Kyrgyzstan? As an answer f...
Pakistan is holding unprecedented elections to pass on power from one elected government to another on May 11, a rare event in Pakistan’s chequered history of military coups. No doubt, it will consolidate Pakistan’s ever-threatened democracy. But the clouds of uncertainty still hover over elections as militants have escalated violence towards politic...
By Ahmed Abou TalebThroughout history, the world witnessed phases of great transformations that marked the configuration of new global contexts, such as the transition from pastoralism to urbanization, from feudal to industrial modes of production, from traditional to rational social action, etc. The beginning of the 21st century seems to...
By Umesh MukhiThis article emphasizes in which context we as youth have a role to play in creating opportunities. How do we bring in change, One way is by creating social entrepreneurial ventures which would have a substantial social impact on the society.The Total Text: The Karma Of Change: Should We Follow Or Should We Lead It? For Our Youth...
Georgia has been struggling with a number of ethnic and regional problems since it gained its independence from the Soviet Union and is currently working to settle these problems. However, even the recently created Ministry of Reintegration that deals with these matters has problems with how to handle these issues.After the elections in October of last y...
