Armin Laschet replaces Merkel as new CDU leader
Armin Laschet is the man of continuity pledging to keep the party where it is: in the middle ground and staying on the 'Merkel' – track. He is the prime minister of North-Rhine-Westphalia, the federal states with the highest
Longstanding Game in Customary way continues in North Korea
North Korea leader Kim Jong Un's hardline statements about his country's planned weapons program advances reflect his long-term policy of building up its offensive capabilities as means of protecting its interests and as a bargaining chip in
EU Accession failure means different in Balkans
As it becomes cleared that EU will not accept any members for foreseeable future due to recent pandemic effect as well as political and economic instability, it invites different actors into Balkans. EU will be focusing on recovering but
Russian economy is on the verge of economic choice
It has not been a secret that budget system and economy Russian Generations highly depend of oil and gas revenues. The unstable global economic situation including the EU & US embargo raises budget risks in Russia which are not easy to
Uncertainty in Jordan future
Settlement expansion will not slow the pace of Israel's normalization with the Arab world, undermining the future of Palestinian state. Although there was a condemnation from EU and Jordan, no diplomatic pushback from Israel's Gulf Arab
What Bosna means to Turkey in Balkans?
Geography displays its importance on politics indirectly all time. Geostrategic importance of the Balkans can be summarized as a bridge linking Asia to Europe as well as cultivating different cultures with the Anatolian peninsula. Thus, Balkans is a
OPEC is doomed to lose its importance so its members, too
As the global transition from fossil continues, alternatives start resulting in a more turbulent oil market. In the next two decades, the OPEC's significance will decline. Major EU countries has set target to use electric vehicles i.e., from 30%
UK rushed to sign trade deal with Turkey before the relations get worse
UK and EU have reached a free trade agreement that cover most of the goods but only a limited number of services. That means the disruptive scenario of trade under World Trade Organization has been avoided. However the service sector which holds