Pashinyan's Diplomatic Realism and Realpolitik: Ukraine's Lessons Shape Armenia's Stance on Turkey

Abstract: This article takes a comprehensive look at the recent policies and statements of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and analyzes them from a geopolitical perspective. In the complex arena of international relations, the experiences of one nation are carefully monitored by other countries, shaping the strategies and decisions of its leaders. This is also true for Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. Among the intricate web...

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Iran has lost its president, accident or assassination?

On May 19, at around 4 p.m. Turkish time, Iranian news agencies reported that the helicopter carrying President Ibrahim Reisi lost contact. Reisi had traveled to the region with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev to inaugurate the Kizil Kalesi Dam, jointly built by the two countries on the Aras River on the border with Azerbaijan, and had chosen to travel by helicopter from Hudaferin region to Tabriz. In addition to Reisi, there were 7 other people...

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France/Turkey relations and international conflicts in the axis of New Caledonian independence movements and colonialism

 Colonization, or in other words colonialism, is the process by which a state seizes and dominates territory outside its borders, usually for economic, social and political reasons, and in this process, the state that dominates the colonized territories imposes its own culture, political structure or religion on this region over time. Thus, decolonization is the process by which a state ends its control over the people and institutions of another...

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