The Coup That Never Happened and the “Karabakh Clan” in the Armenian Army
Everything that is happening in Yerevan nowadays has the signs of a military coup, but in fact it is not.
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How to Brand a State: Debating German Identity
It should be clear for all in Germany that the people used in the Deutsche Bahn advertisement are successful German…
Changes in Indonesian Foreign Policy After the Elections
As the largest Muslim country and the third biggest democracy in the world, Indonesia is among the salient actors to…
How did Haftar Gain his Way to Tripoli? The Libyan Crisis and the Role of International Actors
The Libyan crisis is a project designed with the help of international actors. The final solution is out of question…
New Alliances and Potential Power Struggles Within Germany’s CDU
There are interesting issues being discussed in the media and political circles as to whether AKK will push Merkel in…
Ukraine’s New President Zelensky and Future Relations with Turkey
The new Ukrainian president will have to go through the historical relations between Turkey and Ukraine, which over the past…
The S-400 Deadlock Between Turkey and the US
Geopolitics 101 says that Turkey and the U.S. have to agree, one way or another, over the issue of S-400s.…
Resolving the S-400 Standoff
Turkey has traditionally been a strong customer of the U.S. defense industry. However, in recent years, the negative environment in…
What’s the Special Chemistry Between Russia and Israel?
The multi-million Russian-speaking diaspora in Israel and a few but influential Jewish diaspora in Russia, trade and economic relations, the…
Sudan and the Nile Spring: Raptures of Hope and the Uncertain Road Ahead
Sudan is going through uncertain and also promising times. The horizon looks bright and pregnant with hope. The military council…
Turkey in the Eastern Mediterranean Gas Equation
It is time for the U.S. to remember its commitment to Turkey within the framework of the NATO partnership and…
The Resettlement of Refugees: A Test for European Values
Even though there has been a decrease in the number of arrivals, EU member states seem to be reckless about…
R.I.P. Julian Assange: The Annoying Australian Will Be Quite a Catch for Trump
But we have never needed Wikileaks and investigative journalists more than today and his arrest signals the beginning of a…
Germany’s Twofold Ambition: Spend Less, Be More Powerful
Cooperating and acting closely with France and attempting to utilize the UN Security Council presidency that will last for a…
How Durable are Relations Between Turkey and Russia?
The main risks for the future of relations between Turkey and Russia are related to the exerting of external pressure…
The ‘Far-Right Poster Boy’ that received Funds from the New Zealand Terrorist
Mr. Sellner, a leading figure of the Identitarian Movement in Austria, received a 1,500 euro donation — about $1,700 —…
Can the Muslim Brotherhood in Algeria Be a Transformative Power?
The Muslim Brotherhood’s decision to nominate a candidate in the presidential election for the first time indicates that the movement…
To Counter Turkey, Saudi Arabia Backs the YPG in Syria
Of all the Arabian Peninsula monarchies, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has received the most blame in Turkey for its…
What Happened to the Turkish Lira?
If the very financial firms, who are to impart valuable information regarding national countries to their clients and the world…
