The EU is a very dense region in terms of energy consumption and does not have sufficient resources. The EU has long been dependent on foreign energy resources, primarily oil and gas, to meet its energy needs. This leaves the region vulnerable to fluctuations in global energy markets and the politically volatile behavior of major energy producing countries.
In 2012, the People’s Republic of China came under the rule of Xi Jinping. Jinping became one of the most powerful leaders after Mao and he announced his power to the world by breaking out of China’s usual “quiet and introverted growth” policies.
For the rise of populism and especially far-right populism, xenophobia is one of the most important, if not the only condition. Populists aim to mobilize the masses by separating the moral, pure people from groups that do not belong to it, and demonizing the corrupt minorities outside the group by claiming that they are the majority, and to gain their support by presenting themselves as the voice of the people.
Plans such as diversifying the energy market supplied from Russia and increasing alternative fossil fuel consumption points, the long-term issues such as the conversion to renewable energy sources and the gradual reduction of fossil fuels were decided.
The attitude of every country in the region is important for Asia, which is an active and important region. There are various actors in the region that compete openly, try to remain neutral and implement the strategy, and no one can predict what will happen in the near future because the balances can change constantly.
The Stuxnet attack, which is referred to as the “Pearl Harbor” of cyber warfare, caused a significant tension between Iran and Israel in 2010. Stuxnet is a turning point in both Iran-Israel relations and cyber warfare. Especially with its accelerated nuclear program in the early 2000s, Iran has become a top priority on the foreign policy agendas of the United States and Israel, and has been subject to sanctions.
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Security-based approaches in international politics, following the recent developments that brought the classical structure of the global system on the balance of power to the attention, have affected Germany and Japan, which have maintained the current military order for 80 years, as well as many countries.
In his article titled “It’s Time to Prepare for Russia’s Collapse” published in Foreign Policy, Prof. Alexander J. Motyl states that the possibility of Russia’s collapse and disintegration is almost never brought up, and that the West should be seriously prepared for this situation.
This study also examines the strategic setting of Russia Ukraine war. There are many domains of the Russia-Ukraine war. The study analyzes the situations and geo-strategic setting of the nuclear, Space, Air, Naval, and Land war in the ongoing Russian-Ukraine military conflict.
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Applications of Abstracts and Panel Proposals for the Global Strategy Conference 2023...
Dr. Tolga SAKMAN made a presentation and answered the questions at the...
The EU is a very dense region in terms of energy consumption...
In 2012, the People's Republic of China came under the rule of...
For the rise of populism and especially far-right populism, xenophobia is one...
The Stuxnet attack, which is referred to as the “Pearl Harbor” of...
Security-based approaches in international politics, following the recent developments that brought the...
This study also examines the strategic setting of Russia Ukraine war. ...
