Turkey, prepared for a new role in the system of international relations, is progressively expanding its circle of friends. Historically aligned with the West, Turkey is now seeking a transformative approach in its alliance relationships.
In a statement that underscores France’s openness to dialogue and peace in the Middle East, French President Emmanuel Macron declared on Friday that the recognition of a Palestinian state is “not a taboo for France.”
At the Munich Security Conference, a platform typically known for addressing global security concerns, the foreign ministers of China and the United Kingdom held a sideline meeting.
As tensions escalate in the Gaza Strip, the international community is closely monitoring the possibility of a ground offensive in Rafah by the Israeli military.
Amidst the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has expressed his willingness to mediate a “fair” peace between the two nations.
On February 21, the Russian Duma, the lower house of the Federal Assembly of Russia, is set to vote on whether the nation will suspend its participation in the Parliamentary Assembly.
On February 14–15, 2024, the Prime Minister of Romania, Mr Marcel Ciolacu, is set to embark on a significant political journey to Rome, marking a pivotal moment for Romanian-Italian relations.
In an ambitious move that could reshape global trade routes, France has proposed the development of a modern trade corridor, tentatively dubbed the “Suez Canal of the 21st Century,”
We are in the first year and the beginning of the second month of operation of the organization of emerging countries in the BRICS+ format.