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Category Archives: Dénes Jäger
Guest Post: Missing at the Kazakh Expo Party
By Dénes Jäger The Vatican, Yemen, Antigua and Barbuda are only three of over 100 states participating in this year‘s Expo in Astana Kazakhstan. Even though the concept of an international exposition seems to be a little outdated in a … Continue reading
Posted in Dénes Jäger, Foreign Policy, Kazakhstan
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Guest Post: Not Hans and George but Battulga?
By Dénes Jäger In Turkish media the result of the Mongolian presidential elections didn’t really attract much attention. Most outlets only published a footnote, while some, interestingly, depicted Battulga as being a candidate close to Vladimir Putin. Naturally, Turkey currently … Continue reading
Posted in Bilateral Aid, Dénes Jäger, Foreign Policy, Turkey
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