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The Geography and American-Turkish Relationship: Part#3
Toward the beginning of the Virus War, the US organization discovered Turkey by utilizing several international analogies such as a possible "obstruction" against Soviet progress, a "hindrance" to a Soviet assault, and a "challenge" to the Soviet Association's southern flank. Another international image, the "Northern Level" (which included Turkey, Greece, and Iran), was also used recently during English-American conversations on the …
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The Geography and American-Turkish Relationship: Part#2
On August 23, 1946, US State Division Partner Head of Close to Eastern Undertakings John D. Jernegan prepared a notice, which was supported by Secretary Byrnes and Undersecretary Acheson on October 21, 1946, stating that the Soviet Union planned to debilitate Turkey to overwhelm it and use it both as a guard against possible external assault from the Mediterranean and as a device for the political and military venture into the Mediterranean and the Center East. Turkey's pos…
The Geography and American-Turkish Relationship: Part#1
Fundamental international affairs provide perspectives on the world and examine the role of international relations in unfamiliar policymaking processes, rather than tolerating them as the goal and regular. According to this hypothetical point of view, the purpose of this article is to apply basic international relations to the case of Turkish-American relations in terms of how the United States (US) perceived Turkey's geology and how the Turkey-US union has been shaped by t…
European Culture and Hungary's Conservatism and Liberalism: Part#3
Such a country is unable to investigate spectacular governmental difficulties, nor can it ever endure to be a portion of a domain. The moment it becomes a part of a larger and multicultural magnificent factor, there is unquestionably a pull toward an ethnic general impact seen by a royal globe class. Hungary's genuine participation in the Habsburg Domain is a great example of this political maneuver. Minority privileges, for example, are seldom guaranteed without a wholly in…
European Culture and Hungary's Conservatism and Liberalism: Part#2
We are caught in the crosshairs of important international players: NATO's expansion eastward has proven more unsettling for Russia. The Russians stated two expectations: that Ukraine declares its nonpartisanship and that NATO would not grant Ukraine membership. Because these security guarantees were not provided to the Russians, they elected to take them forcibly weapons. This is the conflict's worldwide significance. The Russians are redrawing the landmass's secur…
European Culture and Hungary's Conservatism and Liberalism: Part#1
THE ENGLISH HISTORIAN AJP Taylor acknowledged that there was a notable verifiable inconsistency in Hungary, ensuring that the "most grounded opposition, culminating in rebellion, came in Hungary, where the case to customary liberties gave a false demeanor of progressivism to the guard of social honors." Thus, the Hungarian framework was a split the difference, where agrarian traditionalism flourished alongside the traditional patriot impulse of mid-nineteenth-century …
Cold War 2.0 and Investment Flow and World's Economies
The ongoing confrontation between Russia and the West has reignited fears of a new Cold War. In contrast to the broad conceptual disagreements that occurred between the Eastern and Western coalitions in the twentieth century, the underlying eras of Cold Conflict 2.0 have been more defined and confined. However, it appears to be more likely to impair global economic progress and collaboration without nearly all of the silver linings associated with the first. Given the financial…
