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Will France succeed in replacing the US as the Gulf’s primary partner?
7 Dec 2021
Will France succeed in replacing the US as the Gulf’s primary partner?
7 Dec 2021
Is the UAE turning towards Europe as it pulls away from the US?
20 Sept 2021
Why did the French intelligence facilitate the funding of ISIS?
8 Sept 2021
Will France replace the US in Iraq?
2 Sept 2021
France passes another law targeting Islam: What is behind this clampdown?
9 Apr 2021
France and India ramp up ties: Is this a response to strengthening Pakistan-Turkey relations?
20 Jan 2021
France and India ramp up ties: Is this a response to strengthening Pakistan-Turkey ties?
20 Jan 2021
Will France convince the EU to impose sanctions on Turkey?
27 Nov 2020
Is Algeria cutting ties with France?
18 Nov 2020
Charlie Hebdo releases provocative caricature of Erdogan: Is this a historically low point in Turkey-France relations?
28 Oct 2020
Macron’s attacks on Islam trigger the Boycotting of French products in the Muslim world: How will France react?
26 Oct 2020
Macron launches verbal attack on Islam: How does this affect French Muslims?
6 Oct 2020
Why is France supporting Armenia in the war with Azerbaijan?
30 Sept 2020
Does Macron want France to replace the US in the Middle East?
10 Sept 2020
Is India France’s key to Asia?
29 Jul 2020
Can the rapidly deteriorating Turkey-France relations be saved?
France and Turkey trading blows Ever since the beginning of Turkey’s Military operation in Syria last month, relationship with France has deteriorated, as France reacted negatively and fiercely to the operation, while Turkey responded with insistence and jabs of equal magnitude. Most recently, French President Macron said in an interview three weeks ago there was a lack of strategic coordination between European allies on the one hand and the United States and Turkey, on the other. He has also decried NATO’s inability to react to what he called Turkey’s “crazy” offensive into northern Syria. The comments drew a stinging rebuke from Erdogan during a televised speech on Friday. “Have your own brain death checked. These statements are suitable only to people like you who are in a state of brain death,” Erdogan said. “You know how to show off but you cannot even properly pay for NATO. You are a novice,” he added. On Friday, French officials said they expected substantial clarifications from Erdogan rather than a war of words. “Let’s be clear, these are not statements, they are insults,” a presidential adviser said. “The president says things clearly. It’s up to Turkey to provide the answers that we and many allies expect.” Macron’s adviser said that beyond the issue of Turkey’s offensive in Syria, its refusal to back a NATO defence plan for the Baltic republics and Poland was unacceptable. “Turkey can’t take the defence plans of Poland and the Baltic countries hostage,” the adviser said. It seems relations have only gotten worse in recent weeks, which is a major problem for NATO, as it disrupts its unity and functionality as a whole. Subscribe to read the full article We wish we didn't have to do this, but only paid subscribers can read the full article, Unlike other publishers, we are not the beneficiaries of State funds and are entirely dependent on our supporters to keep KJ Vids functioning. Please subscribe to read the rest of the article. The First 1,000 subscribers will receive a 50% lifetime discount to our content. - Access over 500 videos explaining global politics - Full access to all articles - Vote on future video topics - Secure Questions for Video Q&As Sign Up - https://www.kjreports.com/product/lifetimediscount/
1 Dec 2019
The EU is standing up to Trump: 5 Geopolitical Effects You Need to Know
1. EU wants to address trade imbalance with the US The EU wants to address its increasingly imbalanced trade relationship with the US at the upcoming G7 summit. French President Emmanuel Macron looks to lead Europe’s defensive strategy against a trade-heavy White House agenda that has pushed the continent into a variety of uncomfortable disagreements. Trump may not like this approach, and his reaction is unlikely to be positive, but the EU remains hopeful. 2. Tusk attacks Trump In a move that further stirs tensions between the parties before the G7 summit, as Donald Tusk, President of the European Council, announced that “under no condition” will the EU agree to Trump’s suggestion to invite Russia back into the G7. In fact, Ukraine may be invited as a guest to next year’s summit. “One year ago, in Canada, President Trump suggested reinviting Russia to G7, stating openly that Crimea’s annexation by Russia was partially justified and that we should accept this fact,” Tusk said. “Under no condition can we agree with this logic.” Officials from Germany, France, and the United Kingdom made similar comments earlier in the week. Tusk went on to explain: “When Russia was invited to G7 for the first time, it was believed that it would pursue the path of liberal democracy, rule of law, and human rights. Is there anyone among us, who can say with full conviction, not out of business calculation, that Russia is on that path?” This is certainly a negative preview to talks at the summit as tensions seem high. Subscribe to unlock the other 3 Points We wish we didn't have to do this, but only paid subscribers can read the full article, Unlike other publishers, we are not the beneficiaries of State funds and are entirely dependent on our supporters to keep KJ Vids functioning. Please subscribe to read the rest of the article. The First 1,000 subscribers will receive a 50% lifetime discount to our content. - Access over 500 videos explaining global politics - Full access to all articles - Vote on future video topics - Secure Questions for Video Q&As Sign Up - https://www.kjreports.com/product/lifetimediscount/
27 Aug 2019