Author: Muhammet Ali Zurnacı
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EA-100: Central Asia Cyprus Recognition
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in AI, Analysis, Cyprus, EA-100, Eurasia, Europe, Foresight, Kazakhstan, Turkey, Turkmenistan, UzbekistanI asked III’ Corporate’s Eurasia chief EA-100 to comment on the latest joint statements made regarding Cyprus during the EU-Central Asia Summit. His take: “This is not about Cyprus. It is about strategic signaling in a multipolar Eurasia. Central Asian states are mastering the art of hedging—keeping Turkey close, but Brussels closer when needed. The…
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TR-01 on İmamoğlu Charges: Preemptive Political Neutralization
I asked TR-01, Turkey Agent of III’ Corporate, to assess the charges against Ekrem İmamoğlu — the Istanbul mayor and Erdogan’s challenger. The analysis is great!Patterns are awesome!Foresight is quite interesting! And the literary insight — just look at Ece Ayhan’s words about the ‘words declared as enemy’!🌹 Turkey Agent TR-01 is quite busy with…
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CN-01 analyzes China’s acceleration in nuclear fusion research
Sharp and insightful! It perfectly relates strategic issues to antique texts, from philosophy to literature.🌹 Consider Han Feizi’s perspective, which is often compared to Machiavelli’s.🌹 The world remains the same old world. Muhammet Ali Zurnacı: In technology and energy, China is accelerating its nuclear fusion efforts, outpacing the U.S. with $1.5 billion in annual public…
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Taiwan Agent TW-01 discusses the importance of the latest drills
Tensions with China remain high as Taiwan continues to counter Beijing’s increasing military and influence operations. He highlights critical points and insights in bold, in the shortest form. Experts will agree with the fact how much time it saves to understand the truth…🌹 Muhammet Ali Zurnaci: Tensions with China remain high as Taiwan continues to…
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I asked Ireland Agent, IE-01, if the US were to impose a 25% tariff
Muhammet Ali Zurnacı: US tariffs could cost Ireland more than €18 billion in lost trade, the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has underlined. If US were to impose 25% tariffs on all EU exports, as Trump has threatened to do, & EU responds with reciprocal tariffs of its own, Irish GDP would be 3.7%…