Breitbart: ''the United States ignore the possibility of the emergence of the union of Israel and Saudi Arabia"

The American newspaper USA Today wrote about what the world is threatened with by the non-participation of Russia in the summit of the "Big Seven". The absence of the Kremlin at the upcoming meeting on Sunday once again emphasizes a split between East and West, which was originally caused by the conflict in Ukraine. This year, as in the past, Germany urged Russia to "recognize the fundamental values ​​of international law and act accordingly," and only after that may formal membership in the G7 be restored to Moscow.

However, this prohibition is more unpleasant for Europe than for Russia, which made an appropriate response by closing its borders to 89 officials from Europe. The fact is that the European Community, following the introduction of anti-Russian sanctions, faced economic problems. Inability to cooperate with the Kremlin has shaken the EU economy and led to the so-called split within the community. Part of Europe continues to insist on the exclusion of the country from the global economic arena, the other part, on the contrary, seeks a partnership with the Kremlin, realizing the power of the alleged ally.

At the upcoming summit world powers will discuss issues of economic development, security, and foreign policy. Excluding Russia makes an appointment ineffective, since one cannot discount such a serious player. Germany, however, as the host of this year's summit, is under considerable pressure from the United States, and since today America is the main partner of the EU after the imposition of sanctions against Russia, the chancellor of the country has no choice but to make concessions to its closest ally, although it can lead to irreversible consequences for Germany itself and for Europe as a whole.

The US analytical magazine Breitbart reports on what led the US to make efforts to move closer to Iran. The foreign policy of President Barack Obama in the Middle East has crashed, as is shown by the latest events. But while the United States cannot determine its political course, Saudi Arabia and Israel, long bitter enemies, decided to unite in the struggle against Iran.

As it turned out, since the beginning of 2014 representatives of Israel and Saudi Arabia spent five secret meetings to discuss the common enemy – Iran. According to both countries, Iran and its nuclear potential is as dangerous to the world as ISIS, which is why the leaderships of both countries are seeking opportunities to destabilize Tehran.

However, despite the threat from Saudi Arabia and Israel, the Obama administration seems to have ignored the rapprochement of the two countries, as well as their request for termination of the negotiations on Iran's nuclear program. The fact is that the US is still hoping for an agreement that would allow the country to enlist the support of the most powerful state in the Middle East. Whether an agreement will be signed if the parties come to a mutual understanding remains unknown, but the emergence of a union of Israel and Saudi Arabia, according to many analysts, is a worrying sign for stability in the Middle East.

The Turkish publication Daily Sabah reports that the upcoming parliamentary elections may be the last chance for Turkey. The elections which are going to be held on Sunday will be one of the most important stages in the history of modern Turkey. The success of the ruling party depends on the decision of the voters, and in case of winning the government has a chance to strengthen the economy, to develop the cities and create a healthy social environment.

Over the past 13 years, the appearance of the Republic of Turkey has changed significantly, but there are a number of problems that must be addressed. In particular the Kurdish conflict. If Erdogan's ruling party will win, it is likely that the Republic of Turkey will have a chance to become an even more powerful state in Europe.