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How will US Sanctions on Iran Affect the Region and the World?

Finally, the Trump administration announced a few days ago that they will no longer grant exemption to any country in terms of importing oil from Iran within the goal of putting Iran’s oil sales to zero.

The S-400 Deadlock Between Turkey and the US

OpinionBy Murat Yeşiltaş

While Trump himself is clear about Turkey's role in the region although he acts in a very pragmatic way on foreign policy issues, his close circle tends to act by other institution's possible positions towards Turkey.

Resolving the S-400 Standoff

ColumnBy Kadir Üstün

Given the increasing role of Congress in especially Russia-related foreign policy matters as a result of the showdown with President Trump due to the Mueller investigation, Turkey’s S-400 purchase from Russia is destined to become a part of this domestic political struggle.

Christian Zionists, Zionists and Authoritarian Regimes in the Middle East: A Bermuda Triangle?

OpinionBy Selahattin Emre Celebi

A closer look at the actions of these three Arab regimes – Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, forming a bloc in the region against Turkey, Qatar, and Iran – clearly indicates that these regimes not only contribute to anti-Muslim sentiment in the West, but that they are forming a strong alliance with Christian Zionists and Zionists under the seals of Trump and Netanyahu, at the expense of the interests of Muslims around the globe.

The Increasingly Biased Journalism Against Turkey

ColumnBy Mevlüt Tatlıyer

President Donald Trump made crystal-clear in his remarks and attacks against Turkey and even the Turkish Lira.

What’s Next For Israel After the Elections?

OpinionBy Muhammad Al-Zawawy

” The Trump administration gave precious gifts to Netanyahu, who thanked Trump’s “tremendous support” for Israel, including the Golan recognition, and his stance against the Iranian regime, including his decision to place the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps on America’s terrorist blacklist.

Jordan: Silent Brother in Gulf Politics

OpinionBy Giorgio Cafiero Shehab al-Makahleh

influence in the Middle East as the world grows increasingly multipolar and the leadership in Amman finds Trump’s foreign policy too incohesive, aggressively pro-Israel, and transactional, Jordan is beginning to view its foreign policy strategies differently.

Turkish Foreign and Security Policy at the Crossroad

OpinionBy Murat Yeşiltaş

Under the current geopolitical upheaval stemming from BREXIT to Trump’s unwillingness towards both NATO and the EU, Turkey remains a strategically important powerhouse, especially with its crucial engagement with Russia, and political and military engagement to the Syrian conflict.

Will Turkey Launch a New Operation in the East of the Euphrates?

OpinionBy Ömer Özkizilcik

With Trump’s initiative, both sides are discussing the establishment of a 20-mile zone in northern Syria along the Turkish border.

The End of the Liberal World?

OpinionBy Hans Köchler

Realpolitik trumps a false idealism that has become a tool of power politics and has undermined the very idea of the rule of law between nations.

Is China Buying Out Africa?

OpinionBy Mehmet Ozay

In particular, the Trump administration has significantly retreated from global affairs, including the African continent, by focusing on domestic economic recovery in the framework of the ‘America first’ motto.

Why are You Afraid of Calling Christchurch a Terrorist Attack?

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

President Trump did not name the incident as a terrorist attack on Muslims but as a massacre on the citizens of New Zealand.

The Rise of China in Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Policy

ColumnBy Ismail Numan Telci

President Donald Trump to re-gain the trust of Saudi Arabia.

Ending the Confusion over U.S. Withdrawal from Syria

ColumnBy Kadir Üstün

” The key wording here seems to be “a residual presence” given that President Trump had initially declared all U.

How the US and Israel are Trying to Bring Iran to its Knees

OpinionBy Mustafa Caner

ince the beginning of Trump’s presidency, the U.

What Awaits Venezuela: A Military Coup or a Civil War?

OpinionBy Süleyman Güder

A post-modern coup method at work As the presidency of Donald Trump began in the U.

Snap Elections in Israel: Is Netanyahu Going?

OpinionBy Haydar Oruç

However, Trump’s decision to withdraw from Syria shifted the sensitive domestic political balance coalition between partners and therefore snap elections became inevitable.

The Politics of Uncertainty in Iran

OpinionBy Serhan Afacan

Besides, although unlike his predecessor Barrack Obama, President Trump would, in all probability, prefer to negotiate with Iran’s hardliners, as this runs against Iran’s national interests for three reasons.

YPG’s Foreign Fighters: Volunteers or Terrorists?

OpinionBy Bilgehan Ozturk

President Donald Trump made an abrupt call to European countries, chiefly Britain, France, and Germany, to take back their citizens who have been foreign terrorist fighters (FTFs) in the ranks of DAESH and who now are prisoners in Syria.

Turkey’s S-400 Deal: The Last Straw that Breaks the Camel’s Back in US-Turkey Relations?

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

Last week, First Lady Melanie Trump even visited one of the organization’s schools in Oklahoma.

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