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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Ghosts of the Arab Revolutions Haunt Algeria
Ghost of Arab revolutions will continue to haunt the oppressive regimes in the Arab world, despite their counter-revolutionary attempts.
Undemocratic But Democratic: How the Global Hegemony Is Maintained through Coups
Speaking to New York Times, a senior officer who has worked in the Venezuelan military confessed that they negotiated with…
Ambivalent Policies and the Loss of Western Values
Norbert Röttgen, Germany’s Chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee, described the Venezuelan President Maduro as a dictator while German foreign…
22 Years On: Turkey’s Post-Modern Coup
On the 22nd anniversary of the February 28 coup, Turkey is at an important stage on the road of democratization.…
Who Will Shape the Politics of Singapore?
Changes occurring in Singapore’s political realm should not be evaluated alone but should be taken into consideration with regional and…
Is the UK Wrong for Stripping ex-ISIS Bride of Citizenship?
Begum’s UK citizenship annulment may seem racist and even be illegal. But it’s the least ‘extremist’ of much needed measures…
Germany’s New Strategy Against the PKK or Just Temporary Steps?
Germany needs to start an actual struggle against all potential PKK components flourished in Germany once and for all.
FETO’s Efforts to Make Albania a Safe Haven
The status of FETO in Albania will be a determinant of future relations with Turkey, which carries a risk of…
Egypt’s Rise in the African Political Landscape: A Regional Power?
Egypt is regaining its powerful position in Africa’s political, social, and economic landscape. A reason behind Egypt’s renewed interest in…
Is Germany Intervening in the Internal Affairs of Venezuela?
The report published by Wissenschaftlicher Dienst des Bundestages stresses the fact that the German parliament’s decision to recognize Guaidó as the interim…
Blackface in Fashion: Attention Seeking or Institutional Racism?
Fashion has the power to turn worn out pieces into highly demanded top trends with only a few small touchups,…
Is it Possible for Turkey to Mediate the Venezuelan Crisis?
All scenarios in the Venezuelan case propose victory or defeat of one side of the conflict. Under current conditions, the…
Cyprus in the Midst of Shifting Tides in the Mediterranean Gas Competition
At the expense of the Turkish Cypriots, a group of seven European Union member states declared their support for the…
Pope’s Visit to the UAE Won’t Help Human Rights in the Region
The United Arab Emirates wanted to use the Pope’s visit to improve its global image, which has recently been damaged…
European Double Standards on Venezuela
While recently Germany’s economy minister Altmaier visited Egypt this week and met with the putschist president Sisi without problematizing his…
Qatar’s Football Victory Solidified its Moral Dominance Against Gulf Rivals
While Qatar’s football triumph means a huge disappointment for the UAE and Saudi Arabia on the pitch, it further reinforced…
Abiy Ahmed’s Ethiopia: Bandwagon or Hegemony?
Addis Ababa welcomes foreign financial and technical supports, as well as investment and job opportunities for the sake of a…
German Democrats Have to Stand United Against Far-Right Amid Turbulent Times
Comparing the AfD to the Nazi times, Charlotte Knobloch stated that the AfD “bases it politics on hate and exclusion and…
