Turkmenistan – a Neutral State in a Landlocked Region

Introduction In today’s rapidly changing world, where global leadership structures are evolving, new centers of influence are emerging, and growing uncertainties are reshaping international relations, one small Central Asian country, formerly part of the Soviet Union, chose nearly thirty years ago to follow a path of neutrality, and has consistently upheld this course ever since.

Shahmar Hajiev

Head of Department,
the Center of Analysis of International Relations

Articles

500th anniversary of Battle of Mohács – 1526-2026

With the Battle of Mohács the medieval Kingdom of Hungary partly collapsed. After that, under the reign of the Habsburgs – unlike, for instance the Czech and Polish states – the Kingdom of Hungary retained its independence, but was unable to act as an independent foreign policy maker until 1918. The 500th anniversary of the

Shahmar Hajiev

Head of Department,
the Center of Analysis of International Relations

Articles–Publications

Baku Conference 1926-2026

The idea of cooperation between Turkic peoples and the establishment and deepening of cultural and political relations is not a new concept on the international stage. The role of Hungarian Oriental studies in this process – especially in the development of Turkology as a discipline – is also relatively well known. Another issue – and

Shahmar Hajiev

Head of Department,
the Center of Analysis of International Relations

The Future Belongs to the Sovereign

The event titled “The Future Belongs to the Sovereign – Japan and Hungary on Identity and Strategy” was held on 13th November in the Zrínyi Hall of the University, organized by the Directorate General for International Affairs of the Ludovika University of Public Service (LUPS). The guest speaker was Professor Tomohiko Taniguchi, Distinguished Inaugural Fellow