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3 more materials Moscow must respond to the West’s unfounded sanctions pressure, Russian senators told Izvestia. On March 2, the European Union slapped sanctions on the heads of four Russian law enforcement agencies over the Alexey Navalny case. Later, the United States announced sanctions, targeting seven individuals, in addition to blacklisting a number of entities. Besides, Washington also tightened restrictions on exports to Russia. The US also refuses to provide Russia with any loans, gu...

As the Biden administration begins to map out its approach to the Middle East, it appears evident that it is no longer possible to simply return to the status quo ante, and that the United States does not possess the dominant leadership role it once had in the region. The various crises affecting the region are interconnected, and attempts to address them should be approached in a comprehensive manner, rather than on a case-by-case basis.

The fate of Canan Kaftancioglu might show just how close Turkey is to becoming an autocracy

Last Updated On: Feb 09 2021 01:55 Gmt+3 United States President Joe Biden and his administration have had sparingly few contacts with their counterparts in Turkey during their first weeks in office and the three months since his election. On Wednesday, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan was the first high-level U.S official to hold contact with Turkey after speaking to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s foreign policy aide Ibrahim Kalın. The two spoke about the litany of issues in U.S-...

Last Updated On: Jan 22 2021 10:10 Gmt+3 On Friday, U.S. President-elect Joe Biden officially announced a handful of upcoming appointments to key national security positions. The names continue the transition’s theme of selecting experienced former government officials who worked with Biden under former President Barak Obama. The expected appointees signal the incoming administration’s intentions to counter Russian and Iranian actions, but several individuals on the emerging roster of off...

fundsforNGOs Applications Open for UNDP Social Innovation Support Program 130SHARES Deadline: 25-Jan-21 UNDPSocial Innovation Support Program, UNDP Turkey H ‘s izlandir Up Laboratory ( Accelerator Lab) more effectively to social problems in the city, sustainable, inclusive, and is a support program initiated in order to develop fair solutions. The program is focused on unlocking, mobilizing and supporting women’s innovation potential and power. Social impact goals of the program; to spread ...

The Saudi-led coalition has cleared four fuel ships to dock at Yemens Red Sea port of Hodeidah, two sources familiar... Second, said Erdemir, Erdoğan wants “to disrupt the growing energy cooperation in the Eastern Mediterranean, which has deepened Ankara’s diplomatic isolation in the region.” “Erdoğan, however, has a difficult time hiding his deeply ingrained anti-Israeli sentiments and failed to articulate a credible message as part of his tactical outreach so far,” he added. “It...

د. بول سالم رئيس معهد الشرق الأوسط تميز عام 2020 في الشرق الأوسط بجائحة كوفيد-19، والتكلفة الاجتماعية والاقتصادية العميقة التي تتسبب فيها. والتحولات الإقليمية التي أحدثها تطبيع العلاقات بين إسرائيل وعدد من الدول العربية. ضرب الوباء إيران وتركيا في وقت مبكر، تلاه العراق وبعض د�...

Home \ Ξενόγλωσσες Ειδήσεις \ English \ Syria’s Greek Orthodox are looking towards Greece 12/12/2020 12/12/2020 In May, the Greek Foreign Ministry announced a restoration of relations between Greece and Syria, and assigned former ambassador to Damascus and Moscow, Tasia Athanassiou, as a Special Envoy for Syria. Although the Foreign Ministry claims that the suspension of diplomatic relations “was dictated by the security conditions”, it is commonly accepted that it was....

In May, the Greek Foreign Ministry announced a restoration of relations between Greece and Syria, and assigned former ambassador to Damascus and Moscow, Tasia Athanassiou, as a Special Envoy for Syria. Although the Foreign Ministry claims that the suspension of diplomatic relations “was dictated by the security conditions”, it is commonly accepted that it was ordered by former Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras in December 2012 under orders from NATO and the European Union. Both NATO and ...