Since taking office back in 2010, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has steadily diversified Hungary’s foreign relations, reorienting the country economically toward third countries such as China, Russia, and Türkiye while simultaneously granting them market access.  Nonetheless, Hungary continues to be plagued by an economic crisis, leading to slow growth as well as soaring inflation. Meanwhile, the surge of the opposition Tisza party casts doubts on Orbán's future at the helm of...

The evolving foreign policies of Central Asian states emerge as a critical crossroads in the Organization of Turkic States’ (OTS) vision...

Despite rising tensions with Russia, Azerbaijan won’t impose sanctions. Explore how strategy and economic interests shape its stance.