So the answer to the question "what if?" is probably chaos. Trump will solve any issue that satisfies his supporters at any time. Aside from the slogan "Make America Great Again," Trump has no ideology, no platform, no foreign policy plan; his only attitude is to understand how any situation will benefit America.

Social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube hire moderators to filter out content that contains murder, torture, and violence. Silicon Valley giants hire such moderators, mostly from underdeveloped countries. This is how digital colonialism emerged in the modern world. Its consequences are discussed in our next analysis.

In fact, the idea that the Jews could only be returned to the "promised" lands by force was invented by Zionist terrorist organizations, who promoted the radical idea of exterminating the Arabs and dividing the territories for the Jews.

Reading these words, we think of the young people who were just standing up and slapping a row of girls for a "Night Club" advertisement. How are we educating our youth? If they become "night butterflies" caught abroad in the future, immigrants who drink homemade vodka and die five days before their due date, how much benefit will they have brought to our country. However, aren't the young people who know the difference between haram and halal, the future of the nation? Aren't we also painting Friday "black" in a real sense, even if not openly?

A little while ago, we learned that 5 people died in Andijan from poisoning with "Uzbekistan" brandy, and yesterday, on January 11, we heard that 10 people died in Samarkand from homemade vodka. And today, the incident in Istanbul... What is happening to the Uzbeks? Why is the people, who are supposedly being distanced from their true values with "modernity", "progress" and other shiny words, unable to repeat at least one of the successes of their ancestors? Who is to blame for this?

The Treaty of Qasr-i Shirin, signed in 1639, defined the borders between Turkey and Iran. These borders have remained unchanged for centuries, withstanding the rise and fall of empires, wars, and shifts in the regional balance of power. While the geography has not changed, relations between the two countries have often been renewed, sometimes gradually, sometimes dramatically. As Syria enters a new era after Bashar al-Assad leaves power, this historical balance is facing new and serious challenges.

The ongoing tensions between Russia and Azerbaijan following the downing of a plane have been drawing much attention. President Ilham Aliyev's sharp and loud protests to Moscow, his toughening of visa requirements for Russian citizens, and his threatening statements about his intolerance towards Armenian fascism have led to speculation about whether they will cast a shadow over the Russian-Azerbaijani alliance. However, one cannot always agree with these views.

While many are linking the fires in Los Angeles to the tragedy in Gaza, others are arguing that the disaster in the US is unique, that the government should address it quickly, and not compare it to similar situations in Palestine. But what is the real situation? In general, who is really to blame for such disasters?

Will Trump's rise to power change the geopolitical landscape of the world? How well-founded are his claims to Canada, the Panama Canal, the Gulf of Mexico, and Greenland? Can European countries resist the idea of "America First"? What is the role of Elon Musk, who stands next to Trump, on the global agenda? What about the China factor?