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THE PSYCHOLOGY OF TRILATERAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN US, EU AND TURKEY

By THO Contributor, Tarik OğuzluThe dynamics of security relationship between the European Union and Turkey have been closely informed by the dynamics of security relationship each has with the United…

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Three Kinds of Power

By KEVIN D. WILLIAMSONWhat the U.S. can -- and can’t -- actually do about China.Donald Trump on the campaign trail was a big man when it came to China. Beijing,…

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The Case for Kissinger

by Jacob HeilbrunnHENRY KISSINGER, who recently turned ninety-seven, is America’s most celebrated living statesman. None of his successors has come close to matching the extraordinary blend of acclaim and notoriety,…

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China Versus the World

An Emboldened Beijing Seeks to Consolidate Its Power Beijing is ruthlessly expanding its power. But resistance is growing around the world -- and Germany will soon play a key role.By Georg…

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When the CIA Interferes in Foreign Elections

A Modern-Day History of American Covert Action By David Shimer This article taken from www.foreignaffairs.comRussian President Vladimir Putin tends to respond to questions about his government’s interference in the 2016…

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The new world disorder

If America pulls back from global institutions, other powers must step forward Seventy-five years ago in San Francisco 50 countries signed the charter that created the United Nations—they left a blank…

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To counter China’s rise, US still needs its Gulf allies

Gulf Arab states constitute a key part of the US quest to counter China’s military and economic footprint By HASAN ALHASAN JUNE 16, 2020Today, American strategists see Great Power competition…

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For the U.S. and China, Thucydides’ trap is closing

Intertwined domestic crises are adding pressure for Trump and Xi to seek out confrontation BY KEVIN BROWN JUN 16, 2020LONDON – Long before Donald Trump, with his “America first” foreign policy…

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Sino-US ties at a crossroads

THE confrontation instigated by the United States with China continues to intensify. The pandemic has escalated tensions between them that were already at a record high before the Covid outbreak.…

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COVID masks vs. face recognition programs

At the moment, all eyes are on the demonstrations in the USA and the course of the COVID epidemic. But Hong Kong has been hosting similar protests every weekend for…

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Cyprus: Towards a Settlement?

MEDIA, TERRORISM AND ANTI-TERRORIST ACTIVITIES: “ARE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND SECURITY CONTRADICTORY?” (KAYHAN KARACA, 28 NOVEMBER 2002)

EMERGENCE OF TWO POLITICO-JUDICIAL SYSTEMS IN WORLD AFFAIRS IS POSSIBLE, BELIEVES A YALE UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR (KAYHAN KARACA, 28 MAY 2003)

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THE PSYCHOLOGY OF TRILATERAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN US, EU AND TURKEY

Three Kinds of Power

The Case for Kissinger

China Versus the World

When the CIA Interferes in Foreign Elections

The new world disorder

To counter China’s rise, US still needs its Gulf allies

For the U.S. and China, Thucydides’ trap is closing

Sino-US ties at a crossroads

COVID masks vs. face recognition programs

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Cyprus: Towards a Settlement?

MEDIA, TERRORISM AND ANTI-TERRORIST ACTIVITIES: “ARE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND SECURITY CONTRADICTORY?” (KAYHAN KARACA, 28 NOVEMBER 2002)

EMERGENCE OF TWO POLITICO-JUDICIAL SYSTEMS IN WORLD AFFAIRS IS POSSIBLE, BELIEVES A YALE UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR (KAYHAN KARACA, 28 MAY 2003)