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How will Russia-Turkey relations look like following Ankara’s abrupt foreign policy shift?

Erdoğan’s foreign policy has always been marked by extreme pragmatism. He shifts the country’s moves east and west based on

Reuters While Arab states donated to relief efforts and welcomed Assad back to the Arab League, there has been no sign

Ministers from Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, and Iran all echoed him in labeling it an act of “Islamophobia.” Retno Marsudi, the

The ill performance and unwise decisions of the leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood are the main reasons why the Muslim

Singapore (Reuters) – Oil prices were roughly unchanged on Monday as concerns about global macroeconomic headwinds and possible further interest

The incident has triggered large protests in Baghdad in front of the Swedish Embassy. It has also been condemned by the United States.

The officers most likely being targeted are Lt Gen (retd) Salman Ghani, the former DG of the ISI, Lt Gen

(Reuters) – The abortive mutiny by Russia’s Wagner group last week calls into question the fate of the group’s wide

Eleven countries, including a number in the Caribbean, and Nigeria, have already launched central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) as they

New Delhi — The report published by US-based short seller Hindenburg Research accusing the conglomerate of stock manipulation and other