Hundreds of local and international companies, investors, and representatives of international organizations from nearly 40 countries participated in the event. By Tehran Tapdigov, from Baku / Azerbaijan From June 1 to 3, the 31st Baku Energy Week was held at the Baku Expo Center and the Baku Congress Center. The event brought together three major industry platforms: the 31st Caspian ...
Either the forces defending the Western-centered world, unipolarity and American hegemony will prevail, or the forces favoring the tendency toward multipolarity. Ukraine carried out an attack on a school and a dormitory in the Luhansk region on the morning of May 22. According to President Vladimir Putin, at least 39 people were wounded, and six people lost their lives in ...
From Theory to Transformation By Mehmet Enes Beşer President Xi Jinping first came up with the theory of “Two Mountains,” where it believes that “lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets,” in 2005. A declaration that would revolutionize economic thinking by stating that environmental protection is not the antithesis of development but an integral part of it. This philosophy ...
The geopolitical impact of the election results and the balance sheet of Petro’s movement By Prof.Dr. Fernando Esteche The results of the first round of the Colombian presidential election on May 31st are no surprise to those of us who have maintained, ever since Trump designated Petro as “next” after the operation against Maduro, that Colombia would lose these elections ...
Speech of Ghazi Abdulal, Representative of the Youth Wing of The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine on the WAYU congress in Istanbul, Türkiye By Ghazi Abdulal – Representative of the Youth Wing of The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine – PFLP May 19th, 1919, is the date Mustafa Kemal Atatürk arrived in the northern Turkish city ...
If Cambodia is to chart its own independent path, then it will have to diversify its alliances, improve institutional governance, and balance the benefits of Chinese engagement with broader regional and global cooperation. By Mehmet Enes Beşer There is no other nation-state that comes close to equaling the breadth and depth of Chinese engagement in the Cambodian international relations world. ...
Given US President Trump’s actions and statements, foreign interference is now legal ground for annulment of electoral processes. By Héctor Bernardo* – The Mexican Senate approved a constitutional reform that considers foreign interference grounds for annulling elections. The measure comes after Washington’s meddling in the electoral processes of Argentina and Honduras, the allegations surrounding the so-called “Hondurasgate” scandal, and threats ...
Prof. Dr. Biljana Vankovska on NATO’s 2026 Paralysis, Paradox of the Balkans, Türkiye’s Hedging, and the Failed International Law Enforcement By Yunus Emre Özgün As the July 2026 NATO Summit approaches amidst a structural crisis of Western hegemony and the erosion of global legal norms, renowned peace and security scholar Prof. Dr. Biljana Vankovska dissects the “Siamese twins” of NATO ...
Beyond Trade Policy By Mehmet Enes Beşer Thailand’s economic progress in the past half-century has followed a predictable trajectory: a gradual drift out of agriculture as the major source of employment and GDP toward industrialization and services. The trend is characteristic of what has been seen throughout the Global South. Though, unlike most industrialized economies who finished this journey decades ...
From its peak of economic and military power in the Med in 200 BC, Rome took several centuries to decline and fall. It won’t be so long in the modern capitalist world. By Michael Roberts On the first day of talks during US President Donald Trump’s recent state visit to China, his host China’s Xi Jinping invoked the so-called “Thucydides trap” ...