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Nobel Peace Prize Should Have Gone to…

Also, according to the French Institute for Demographic Studies (INED), 580,000 women and 197,000 men were subject to various forms of sexual violence in France throughout 2015, while more than 60,000 women were harassed or raped.

EU Refugee Management 101: Turn away boats, burn camps, close airports

NewsBy Politics Today

Aside from the basic dignity that these EU member states are depriving the refugees of, with France’s public burning of refugee camps and Germany losing track of 9000 refugee children -who have been speculated to have their organs harvested by mafia- still fresh in memories, the gross publicization of this row and the disproportionate reactions by EU leaders is beyond logic.

The French Islam

ColumnBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

If you still don’t get enough dose of Islamophobia after reading these two, (because weekly magazines have higher circulations than daily newspapers in France), take a look at the other weekly or monthly magazines, daily newspapers and TV programs.

Will Turkey’s Activism for Culture change its Negative Image in Europe?

CultureBy Giuseppe Mancini

However, Turkey lags far behind Italy (54), France (53), or China (44) in the number of national sites on the list; its huge potential as a cultural powerhouse has hardly been fulfilled.

International Court of Justice rules in favor of Iran

NewsBy Politics Today

Many countries, including leaders of the European Union (Germany and France) and other countries such as Turkey have criticized the U.

EU fault lines: Brexit, Belt and Road Initiative and rising Germany

NewsBy Rukiye Kaya

But later, especially after the 2005 veto of France and Holland on establishing a Constitution for Europe following local referendums, the public opinion was particularly telling in terms of the rise of Euroscepticism and there were doubting questions raised on the prospect of a more integrated and plausibly a Federal Europe.

The False Promise of the United Nations

ColumnBy Murat Yeşiltaş

, and France are the same when it comes to building a shared sense regarding the role of the UN.

Sisi’s Strongest Allies: Trump and Netanyahu

ColumnBy Ismail Numan Telci

, Germany, France, and Italy have behaved as if a military coup never took place in Egypt, as if thousands of civilians were not taken into prison for years and as if opposition activists have not suddenly disappeared.

Contemporary Islamic Art and The Jameel Prize 2018

CultureBy Kaz Rahman

1943, Iraq - lives and works in Arles, France) is a veteran artist who in some ways feels like a ‘safe’ choice.

Human for Sale? Human Breeding Has Become More Dangerous than the Atomic Bomb

ColumnBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

For instance, since 1980, “sperm donation” is legitimate for heterosexual couples in France.

As Diplomacy Moves on in Idlib, so does Turkey’s Deterrence Strategy

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

fter last Friday’s tripartite summit of Iran, Russia, and Turkey in Tehran, there was another meeting this Friday, bringing Turkey, Russia, France, and Germany together in Istanbul.

The US atrocity and Trump as a scapegoat

PoliticsBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

But endless examples can be listed showing that France, Germany, and the U.

Turkey’s difficult calculations about Idlib

ColumnBy Murat Yeşiltaş

S, France, and Britain released a joint statement regarding the military offensive of the Syrian regime against civilian and civilians infrastructure in Idlib by using chemical weapons.

Bad journalism against the Turkish economy

ColumnBy Mevlüt Tatlıyer

There are numerous countries where this ratio is much higher than Turkey, such as France (213 percent) and the U.

The darkest day in Egypt’s history: Rabaa massacre and its sorrow memory

ColumnBy Ismail Numan Telci

, Germany, France, the U.

Dangerous Aspirations: Germany as a New Nuclear Power?

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

However, he had not been successful due to the rejection by France’s Charles de Gaulle, who wanted –and was successful– to develop a French atomic bomb on its own.

Ahmet Umit: “If there is no Turkey, there’s no us!”

CultureBy Politics Today

" Ümit mentioned how he visited some countries from France to Greece to write a book.

Fiscally Prudent and Monetarily Strict: Is This What Good Governance Means?

ColumnBy Mevlüt Tatlıyer

For example, this was what France did for a long time in the Bretton Woods era, when her neighbor West Germany had been implementing stricter monetary policy.