Month: January 2021

Hrvoje Ćiković* hrvoje.cikovic@mvep.hr The recurrent topic when considering the importance of improving multi-dimensional Turkish-Chinese relations is the complex issue of the Uyghur people, the Turkic and Muslim minority in China's...

Dr Emrah Atar* emrah.atar@manchester.ac.uk The balance of the world is changing rapidly, and the ability of medium-sized or developing countries such as Turkey to keep up with this change is...

Dr Ali Bakir* abakir@qu.edu.qa On December 14, the Trump administration imposed sanctions on NATO ally Turkey with the pretext of buying Russia's most advanced air defense system, the S-400. This...

Dr Sharifullah Dorani* Sharifullah.durrani@cesran.org Introduction This essay is in continuation of my previous two papers published by Political Reflection Magazine. The first paper dealt with how and why the notion...

Marco Marsili* info@marcomarsili.it The fall of the Berlin Wall, on the night of 9 November 1989, marked the beginning of the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of...

Dr Prasanta Kumar Sahu* sahu.pkjnu2010@gmail.com Introduction The disillusionment with the state in the twentieth century led to the reverse on civil society in democratic theory. Since most states failed to...

Rohith Sai Stambamkadi* ifpdindia@gmail.com | director.ifpd@gmail.com Introduction If necessity is the mother of invention, certainly the present crisis mandates to re-conceptualise and re-envisage the practice of Public Diplomacy (PD). Though...

Daniyal Talat* Daniyal.talat2013@gmail.com India is a major regional player in South Asia and playing a double role as a close  United States ally to counter Chinese influence in the region....