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I Have Lost Nine Family Members in Gaza: Stop the Death March Now

Palestinians are still expected to pay the price for European guilt, military and political interests, and shared values with Israel, which has been described by reputable human rights organizations as an apartheid state with different laws for different peoples.

Hostages in Gaza: What Does International Law Say?

PoliticsBy John B. Quigley

Read: The Palestinian-Israeli Conflict in the Context of International LawIn Israel, many of its nationals also hold a nationality in Europe or North America.

Erdoğan-Mitsotakis Meeting and the Future of Turkey Greece Relations

TurkeyBy Yucel Acer

Addressing regional problems and the questions of Ukraine, Russia, and Syria, and EU-Turkey relations, Turkey stressed that the bilateral problems can be settled "on the basis of mutual rights and interests as well as respect to international law.

Palestine Scores a Victory over Israel in Information Warfare

SecurityBy Ibrahim Karatas

and European countries expressed solidarity with Israel and condemned the Hamas attack.

What is the Significance of Hamas’s Al-Aqsa Flood Operation?

OpinionBy Sibel Düz Gökhan Çınkara

Military experts have claimed that the operation was the most surprising attack since the Yom Kippur War with some describing it as an unprecedented intelligence maneuver.

What’s Next for Karabakh?

OpinionBy Murat Aslan

In this context, the military exercise with the United States determined Russia's attitude towards the Pashinyan administration and pushed Moscow to be more neutral towards Karabakh.

Major Escalation between Gaza and Israel: A Timeline

Middle EastBy Politics Today

According to Reuters, quoting security sources, the shells hit an Israeli military position in the Shebaa Farms.

Sudan Lurches from Power Struggle to Humanitarian Catastrophe

SecurityBy Enver Arpa

On the other hand, the army units do not have a wide maneuvering space in residential areas and try to avoid civilian casualties, making it difficult to deal with the rebel force.

The PKK’s Ankara Terror Attack Reveals a Larger Plan

SecurityBy Sibel Düz

In the aftermath of the incident, an initial official statement by the Turkish Minister of Interior Ali Yerlikaya revealed that one of the terrorists detonated an explosive device, while the other assailant was effectively neutralized by law enforcement personnel.

Democracy on the Ground: Local Politics in Latin America’s Left Turn

Books In-BriefBy Politics Today

This political maneuvering forced the Venezuelan Right to operate within the Left's political framework, ultimately compelling it to implement participatory reforms with surprising vigor.

What Is the Place of Libya in Africa?

Middle EastBy Bilgehan Ozturk

With the disengagement of the UNSMIL, regional actors, especially Egypt, gained a lot of room for maneuver, and through their influence over certain Libyan actors, they were able to shape the political developments in the country and even attempted to redesign the political arena.

Increasing Terror Threats from the Sahel to the Horn of Africa

SecurityBy Isidore Agha

This regional counterterrorism force has gathered more than 5,000 troops to neutralize militant groups in the Sahel.

Can the West weaken the Juntas in the Sahel with ECOWAS?

WorldBy Kaan Devecioglu

Indeed, Algeria is a key country both for its strong economy among the countries in the region and for Nigeria's Trans-Sahara gas pipeline project, which will join the existing natural gas pipeline connecting to Europe in Algeria via Niger.

Prigozhin Died for Wagner to Live On

OpinionBy Mehmet Ayfer Kanci

However, by this time, Russia had abandoned its spheres of influence not only in Europe but also in Africa, Latin America, the Middle East, the Balkans, and the Asia-Pacific region.

Symmetric and Asymmetric Warfare in the Russia-Ukraine War

SecurityBy Murat Aslan

and anti-European bloc in African countries to distract Western countries from Ukraine.

Why Did Arab Tribes Revolt against the PKK/YPG in Syria’s Deir ez-Zor?

SecurityBy Can Acun

Read: Why Russia Protects the YPG in Syria Arab tribes fight back again The Deir ez-Zor Governorate is a province on the Euphrates River in Eastern Syria bordering Iraq, which is particularly rich in oil and natural gas resources.

African Agency in the Niger Coup

SecurityBy Muhammet Ali Oruc

Russian roulette in Africa Pro-coup Nigeriens waved Russian flags during protests organized by the military junta and pro-coup NGOs offering visible evidence of Russia's growing sphere of influence and its strategic maneuvers in Africa through the Wagner Group.

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I Have Lost Nine Family Members in Gaza: Stop the Death March Now

Hostages in Gaza: What Does International Law Say?

Erdoğan-Mitsotakis Meeting and the Future of Turkey Greece Relations

Palestine Scores a Victory over Israel in Information Warfare

What is the Significance of Hamas’s Al-Aqsa Flood Operation?

What’s Next for Karabakh?

Major Escalation between Gaza and Israel: A Timeline

Sudan Lurches from Power Struggle to Humanitarian Catastrophe

The PKK’s Ankara Terror Attack Reveals a Larger Plan

Democracy on the Ground: Local Politics in Latin America’s Left Turn

What Is the Place of Libya in Africa?

Increasing Terror Threats from the Sahel to the Horn of Africa

Can the West weaken the Juntas in the Sahel with ECOWAS?

Prigozhin Died for Wagner to Live On

Symmetric and Asymmetric Warfare in the Russia-Ukraine War

Why Did Arab Tribes Revolt against the PKK/YPG in Syria’s Deir ez-Zor?

African Agency in the Niger Coup

Crimea’s Plea for Liberation: Hungary and Serbia to Act for a Free Crimea

“Russia Can’t Win the Economic War, but the West Can Lose It.” BookTalk with Maximilian Hess

Energy Investments: Should Renewables or Fossil Fuels Lead the Path?

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