Who does China-Russia want as US president this time?

___Russia is trying to influence Donald Trump to win the US election again. This is what US intelligence thinks from past election experience.

Last month, the Republican-controlled U.S. Senate backed the idea that Russia wants to see Donald Trump in power in the United States.

This means that Russia's influence over Donald Trump's campaign team is relatively easy. Last time they worked against Hillary Clinton. This time Joe has replaced Hillary

"Russia has made some attempts to tarnish the image of former Vice President Joe Biden," William Ivanina, head of the US National Counterintelligence and Security Center (NCSC), told the BBC.

Russia's name is so intertwined with the US election that the issue of Moscow interferes with the election. But this time, the US intelligence thinks that there is more fear from the Chinese side.

US Attorney General William Barr has already said, "As far as I've seen the intelligence report, it looks like that."

Meanwhile, William Ivanina said that US intelligence thinks that Trump should win again - Beijing does not want that. This is exactly what the Trump administration is trying to bring to the fore now, as is clear from William Barr's comments.

In this context, Adam Schiff, chairperson of the House Intelligence Committee, called William Barr's suggestion a "complete lie."

On the other hand, Iran, an influential country in the Middle East, is keeping a close eye on the details of the US vote at every moment.

One of the main reasons for Iran's interest in the US election is the nuclear issue. The future of the Iran nuclear deal depends on who sits in the White House.

Trump withdrew the United States from the 2015 International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which was finalized by former President Barack Obama. He also reinstated all the restrictions lifted after the agreement.

And that's why Tehran doesn't want to see Trump as president for a second time. As a result, the people of Iran are showing great interest in this US election, which is very important for Iran.

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That's why Erdogan's popularity is growing in the Middle East

___Despite fierce opposition from Arab rulers, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is gaining popularity among the country's general population.

The news was published by an international media outlet citing the results of a recently-based survey of Arab public opinion.

It says most Arab countries in the Gulf, including Egypt, are working to find a way to corner Turkey, but the majority of Arabs think Erdogan is their greatest benefactor.

The results of the survey reveal the opposite stance of the Arab government and people regarding Turkey and President Erdogan. The poll was conducted in 13 countries in the Arab world.

58 percent of those polled said Turkey's Middle East policy was more in the Arab interest than any other. The Palestinian issue, and even Turkey's controversial military intervention in Syria and Libya, is supported by the vast majority of Arab people.

After Turkey, the attitude of the Arabs towards the Middle East policy of China and Germany is the most positive. Fifty-five percent supported China's policy, while 52 percent responded positively to Germany's policy.

On the contrary, the most negative view has been expressed about America's Middle East policy.

The survey was conducted by the Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies in Doha and Beirut to find out the attitudes of ordinary Arab people on various national, regional and international issues in 13 Arab countries in Asia and Africa.

Sami Hamdi, head of International Interest, a London-based think tank on political risk, and a Middle East political analyst, said there was no doubt that President Erdogan was becoming more acceptable to a large segment of the Arab population than the Turkish state.

"There is no doubt that Turkey's acceptance, especially among the marginalized Arab population in general, is growing," he said. And the image of President Erdogan is more important than the Turkish state in increasing acceptance. "

"Turkey before Erdogan and Turkey after Erdogan are very different Arabs," said Hamdi. They know that Erdogan is the sole creator of Turkey's new foreign policy. "

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