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Will 2020 witness a war of civilizations Although Israel today has developed close relations with several Gulf states and the EU is trying to maintain or improve its relations with China despite US pressure, these are the results of an interest-based understanding of the state. After all, we can say the underlying discourse of all interest-based conflicts—from the Rohingya crisis …

The Truman Doctrine When President Harry S. Truman issued what came to be known as the Truman Doctrine in March 1947, he was outlining the basic foreign policy that the United States would use against the Soviet Union and Communism for the next 44 years. The doctrine, which had both economic and military elements, pledged support for countries attempting to …

The Trend of World Politics for the 2020s Take Brexit, which the rest of the EU countries were still trying to prevent. The US, on the other hand, supported Brexit, while Washington is planning a free trade area with the UK after Brexit. There is probably also a special military alliance between Washington and London—these two states will try together …

The only constant in life is change So, change is inevitable. But are all changes for the better? The last few decades have witnessed massive changes in the world we live in. Science and technology have taken giant leaps that have surpassed all developments made since the start of civilisation, by a large margin. The world has transformed from being …

Putin isn’t Going Anywhere There was no lack of warning about the intentions of Vladimir Putin, Russia’s longest-serving leader since Stalin. A generation that has grown up knowing nothing but his rule now looks forward to its indefinite perpetuation. The resignations of the prime minister, Dmitry Medvedev, and the cabinet, may have taken even some of the ministers in question …