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Shockwaves of the Syrian Conflict in Europe: The Price of Standing Aside

hat began due to the killings of a group of Syrian teenagers, who drew revolutionary slogans on the wall of a school, has inarticulately turned into a catastrophic bellum, which is not likely to end soon.

The Trump Effect on the Global Energy Game and Turkey’s Role

FinanceBy İsmail Kavaz

Trump took office as the 45th president of the United States on January 20, 2017.

Has the Myth of the Global Village Ended Now?

FinanceBy Sertaç Timur Demir

arshall McLuhan, in his well-known book titled The Gutenberg Galaxy: The Making of Typographic Man published in 1962, conceptualized the contemporary world as a “global village.

World’s New Financial Hub: Istanbul

FinanceBy Yusuf Emre Koç

Today, financial centers, are formed to bring financial institutions together to provide more effective services and have become the subject of economic policies to stimulate commercial activities of countries and attract international investors.

Sino-Soviet Split Redux under President Trump?

WorldBy Şener Aktürk

Perhaps the most important geopolitical puzzle since the collapse of the Soviet Union 25 years ago has been whether the United States will reorient its grand strategy to contain and encircle another rising great power, which is most likely to be China.

Questions Remain Unanswered as the PKK Enjoys Full Freedom in Europe

FinanceBy Mehmet Solmaz

After years of reporting in Turkey, I moved to the heart of Europe in October.

Leitkultur 2.0: How the CDU Tries to Recapture Lost Votes

FinanceBy Mehmet Osman Gulyesil

At the Christian Democratic Union’s (CDU) party conference on December 6th, 2016, Chancellor Angela Merkel was certainly under much pressure.

Cypriots Weary of Fragile Peace Talks

OpinionBy Ertan Karpazlı

The date was May 15, 2015.

How Women are De-Humanized

FinanceBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

Beauty pageants in Turkey were first organized by the Cumhuriyet daily in the late 1920s with Atatürk’s instruction.

Energy and Turkey’s South Caucasus Policy: the EU Regionalization Catalyst

FinanceBy Ilia Roubanis

In the early 1990s, Turkey’s role in the South Caucasus was seen as part of a greater scheme of liberalization, westernization, and Europeanization.

Turkey – EU Relations recall Serge Gainsbourg’s Song: Je t’aime! Moi non plus!

FinanceBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

Even though relations between Turkey and the EU, which began in 1963, show differences over time, the never-changing fact is that both parties are not fond of each other.

Europe Plays the Wrong Movie

FinanceBy Sümeyra Keleş Yerkel

Donald Trump’s election as the US president is not the most surprising and worst thing we experience nowadays.

If the US has Trump, France has a Myriad of Trumps

FinanceBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

A world is collapsing before our eyes,” French Ambassador to the US Gérard Araud tweeted after Trump’s victory, although he later deleted it.

Why Europe is increasingly irrelevant to the Middle East

FinanceBy Ozan Ahmet Çetin

From the moment the Mosul operation started, multiple officials from the European Union made statements expressing their concern for European members of DAESH returning home.

Economic Implications of Brexit and Turkey

FinanceBy Hatice Karahan

The radical choice made by Britons to leave the EU in June 2016 was led by those who believed that an EU-independent UK would be better off.

Failed Coups and Their Aftermaths: European Examples

FinanceBy Hazal Duran

In many countries throughout the world, a variety of steps have been taken to ensure the normalization of political institutions after failed coup attempts.

Is German Law Being Politicized?

FinanceBy Mehmet Osman Gulyesil

The night of July 15, 2016, marks a turning point in Turkish history, when citizens traumatized by the coup attempt resisted logistically superior and heavily armed pro-coup soldiers who sought to undermine the country’s sovereignty.

Deconstructing the Gülenist Coup Attempt: A Political Economy Perspective

FinanceBy Sadık Ünay

The long and painful night connecting July 15 to July 16 witnessed a series of extraordinary events that rattled Turkey’s democracy through an unorthodox military coup perpetrated by military officers associated with a terrorist organization secretly formed by messianic and secretive cleric Fethullah Gülen.

The European Paradox: Between Islamophilia and Islamophobia

FinanceBy Philippe Barbe

Following the end of the cold war, American political scientist Francis Fukuyama announced that the Western victory over the Communist bloc marked the beginning of a new era that would be dominated by cultural and economic liberalism, democracy and peace.

Brexit and Re-discussing European Democracy

FinanceBy Beril Dedeoğlu

Great Britain’s decision to leave the European Union is not only a turning point in Europe’s history but also a huge challenge for the world’s economic and political system.

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Shockwaves of the Syrian Conflict in Europe: The Price of Standing Aside

The Trump Effect on the Global Energy Game and Turkey’s Role

Has the Myth of the Global Village Ended Now?

World’s New Financial Hub: Istanbul

Sino-Soviet Split Redux under President Trump?

Leitkultur 2.0: How the CDU Tries to Recapture Lost Votes

Cypriots Weary of Fragile Peace Talks

How Women are De-Humanized

Energy and Turkey’s South Caucasus Policy: the EU Regionalization Catalyst

Turkey – EU Relations recall Serge Gainsbourg’s Song: Je t’aime! Moi non plus!

Europe Plays the Wrong Movie

If the US has Trump, France has a Myriad of Trumps

Why Europe is increasingly irrelevant to the Middle East

Economic Implications of Brexit and Turkey

Failed Coups and Their Aftermaths: European Examples

Is German Law Being Politicized?

Deconstructing the Gülenist Coup Attempt: A Political Economy Perspective

The European Paradox: Between Islamophilia and Islamophobia

Brexit and Re-discussing European Democracy

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