In a video interview with News.Az, Turkish political analyst Kerim Has provided insights into the shifting dynamics in Syria and their implications for the broader Middle East.

In the video, journalist Kerim Sultanov discusses the recent developments concerning Armenia's interest in receiving gas from Azerbaijan. Despite Armenia's apparent eagerness, their approach suggests that they are doing Azerbaijan a favor by setting conditions for such cooperation.

In the video, journalist Kerim Sultanov discusses how Germany is stepping up its military activities amid rising geopolitical tensions in Europe. According to him, Germany is conducting large-scale exercises called "Red Storm," aimed at defending strategic infrastructure and improving operational coordination in case of a potential conflict. He highlights that these maneuvers come against the backdrop of growing concerns about the possibility of war in Europe within the next five years.

Journalist Kerim Sultanov, in his video report, discusses the significant shifts in Japan's foreign policy and military strategy following Shigeru Ishiba’s appointment as Prime Minister on October 1, 2024. Sultanov highlights Ishiba’s call, in his article for the Hudson Institute, for a potential deployment of U.S. nuclear weapons in the Asia-Pacific region and the creation of an Asian equivalent of NATO. This initiative not only redefines Japan's policy direction but also raises concerns about remilitarization and its impact on regional stability.

In a recent video, journalist Kerim Sultanov critically analyzes Michel Barnier's plans as the newly appointed French Prime Minister. Sultanov questions Barnier's decision to revive the Ministry of Immigration, which previously existed from 2007 to 2010, suggesting it may be a political move aimed at appeasing far-right voters rather than addressing the complexities of immigration.