The Crazy Monopoly Game between Erdogan and Putin Turkey and Russia oppose each other in many conflicts. Their armies or mercenaries fight each other, thousands of people die. But at the last minute, Putin and Erdogan always come to an agreement, because both rulers have a great common interest. 17/11/2020 By Alfred Hackensberger journalist for newspaper Die Welt Die Welt (14.11.2020) – Thousands of people have been protesting for days in a row on Freedom Square in the Armenian capital Yerevan. They are immensely disappointed, full of anger and saddened at the same time. “Traitors, traitors,” the protesters chant and loudly demand the resignation of the government. The next moment, some of them have big tears running down their cheeks. The Armenian nation has been in shock since Prime Minister Nikol Paschinyan, on Sunday, announced the ceasefire agreement in the Nagorno-Karabakh war. What it comes down to, whether you like it or not, is in the end nothing...
Alfred Hackensberger