The Washington Post writes today about the problems faced by the United States in recent days "Obama’s latest Iran meltdown." US President Barack Obama has fallen on hard times since his diplomatic course against Iran led to a split within the country. The Republicans accused the US leader of lacking a clear political line and having a weak character, trying to convince him that a "hard line" is the only right decision against the Islamic Republic.
In addition to the criticism of Obama, Netanyahu threatens the friendly relations between the United States and Israel, which cannot satisfy the Republican lobby. However, the firm position of Iran regarding its nuclear program and continued partnership with the US leader that has forced the States to make concessions. Otherwise, a tough foreign policy could result in a loss of US influence in the Middle East region.
However, despite all the problems associated with making a decision on the Iranian nuclear program, Barack Obama is standing his ground. Perhaps his loyalty to the relations with the Islamic Republic of Iran will enable the misunderstandings and conflicts of the last decades to be overcome. However, one should take into consideration the fact that the USA is not the only country that decides, and the last word belongs to Iran on any possible solutions to this issue. According to analysts, Obama should first of all think about his country than to get into other policies.
Turkish Daily News today published an article on the social policy of Turkey in an article titled 'Free internet access for poor families'. The Turkish government's decision to provide free internet access for low-income families could significantly improve the social situation of the country. Access to useful information resources will provide an opportunity for students and unemployed to change their financial situation for the better, which primarily benefits the state.
For a large part of the population of Turkey, internet access is not available because of its high cost. Free use of the global network will be part of a program to introduce information innovations, which also include the development and implementation of 4G services. Thus, Turkey has every chance in the coming years to become a country leading in information technology.
The British newspaper the Daily Express writes about the threat to the UK because of the growing military capabilities of Russia. The fact is that the country's leadership decided to cut its military, and is now faced with the problem of inconsistency in the face of external invasion. Under this threat is primarily meant Russia.
