Al-Monitor
After meeting with Putin, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan slams US (again), but ties between Turkey and Russia have their own strains and limits.
J. Castañeda and F. Colburn, For. Aff.
The region can't go back to the grim pre-COVID status quo.
Fred Kaplan, Slate
He made several missteps, but on the big picture, he was right.
Perry Link, The New York Review of Books
Roughly two thousand years ago, the arrival in China of Buddhism from India brought major changes not only to China's belief systems but to many aspects
Steven Cook, Foreign Policy
Evidence is growing that Turkey's president is ailing—and that could be bad news for the country's politics.
Carl Cannon, RCP
Presidents and policymakers in Washington place tremendous demands on the nations all-volunteer military, whether its a U.S. Navy carrier group providing tsunami relief on the far side of the...
Amalendu Misra, National Interest
Erdogan's repeated calls for the "Kashmir dispute" to be settled within the UN—despite the stated international position that the matter is a bilateral issue and should be resolved between India and Pakistan—have led to a flurry of tit-for-tat responses between India and Turkey.
Zoya Sheftalovich, Politico EU
SYDNEY — Nearly 10 years ago, Australia thought it was on the cusp of a beautiful friendship with China: It was opening up its economy to Beijing, wanted to teach Mandarin in schools and invited the Chinese president to address parliament.
