Gaza and Trump 2.0
Trump and Netanyahu can finally kill the concept of an independent Palestinian state, part of the ultimate “Art of the Deal.”
Opinion
Turkey’s Defense Is Getting Stronger Even Without the American F16s
Having state-of-the-art fighters is a good advantage for an army but they are not enough to win a war.
Second Generation Israeli Politicians Gamble with the Future of the Middle East
Israel’s growing turn towards the right disturbs some of its allies and poses a threat to regional stability.
The Lion Tattoo on Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu’s Back and Turkey’s Elections
Kılıçdaroğlu appears to have persuaded his coalition partners that a lion with no head, tail, or ears can exist.
Turkey’s National Fighter Jet: Ambitions Materialize
The elimination of the F-35 from the road map forced Turkey to redraw its plans and focus on a true…
How India Uses Buddhism in Its Foreign Policy
Buddhism diplomacy has become an organizing principle of Modi’s ‘Act East’ policy, which aims to counter China’s growing influence in…
Saudi-Iranian Normalization: What’s behind the Surprising Deal?
Through the Saudi-Iran deal, China declared its aspiration to become the hegemon in the Middle East, a title the U.S.…
Clean Energy Technology Is the Latest Tool of Foreign Policy
Halting finance flows to oil and gas production projects in the developing or underdeveloped world is a soft way of…
Is the American Eagle Ready to Fight the Chinese Dragon?
The question is whether the West can afford two fronts if the United States and Europe decide to start a…
How Turkey’s Earthquake Affected the Agriculture and Food Security
Rural development efforts are urgently needed for better food security.
Terror in Huwara: Israeli Settler Violence Has No Limit
Israeli settlers enjoy impunity when they commit crimes against the Palestinian people.
Could Earthquakes in Turkey Lead to Revivification and Revitalization?
We predict a negative effect on Turkey due to the recent disaster along its southern borders, but this will be…
Diplomacy in Times of Disaster and the Future of Turkish-Egyptian Normalization
Perhaps it is only a matter of time that the leaders of Turkey and Egypt meet in one of the…
The Middle East: A Multipolar Order Is in the Making
A multipolar order in the Middle East is definitely not guaranteed, but it appears to be the most likely option.
What Awaits Turkish Politics Following the Deadly Earthquake
Turkey’s upcoming election result will have seismic repercussions for the political careers of politicians on all sides of the political…
How Long Will the Taliban Government Last?
The Taliban systematically work to produce version three and four of the regime by building hundreds of religious schools across…
Energy Price Cap: A New Instrument to Encircle Russia?
Neither Europe nor Russia would be the real victims of the energy war between the West and Russia.
Turkey’s Linchpin of the Future: The National Technology Move
Turkey must depend on its own technological capabilities while China and the United States continuously compete in the new multipolar…
BRICS Inclusion of Saudi Arabia and Argentina Will Shift Traditional Geopolitics
Argentina and Saudi Arabia may soon join the BRICS group, which would bolster the multipolar world order.
