Vertical Mobilization of Turkey’s Conservatives
The old establishment of Turkey and their supporters did not want the conservative people of Anatolia to rise in the social, economic, and political life.
Is the US Going to Withdraw from Syria or Not?
It would be a clear commitment to Turkish security and reduce bilateral tensions, in the meantime, strengthening the NATO alliance.
22 Years On: Turkey’s Post-Modern Coup
Discriminatory policies employed on public personnel solely due to their religious identities such as blacklisting, mobbing and disciplinary action were stopped.
Diplomatic Savagery: An Interview with Ferhat Unlu on the Jamal Khashoggi Murder
Some rumoured that he was a Turkish spy, referring to his origins in Anatolia, which is really funny.
Turkey’s National Energy Policies in 5 Questions
In this subject the correct steps to take would be the acceleration of investments that are required to harness the shale gas potential especially in the regions of Southeast Anatolia and Thrace and the expansion of Turkey's ongoing offshore hydrocarbon reserve exploration efforts.
Germany’s New Strategy Against the PKK or Just Temporary Steps?
It does not seem very honest that an officially recognized foreign terror group in Germany, which although has not been around for over 30 years has continued its bloody terror campaigns since 1984 against a NATO ally Turkey, is only nowadays becoming a focused problem.
A Safe Zone in Northern Syria is a Must for Turkey
decision to work “by, with, and through” the YPG has simply complicated this picture by creating a major crisis between two NATO allies.
Cyprus in the Midst of Shifting Tides in the Mediterranean Gas Competition
But why?
Just as he has spearheaded calls for an EU army as opposed to greater participation in NATO, President Macron has also made no secret of his ambition to once again spread French influence across the Middle East and North Africa, particularly in Syria, Lebanon and Libya.
Pope’s Visit to the UAE Won’t Help Human Rights in the Region
Another human rights issue with regards to foreigners are the hard working conditions and discriminatory practices that workers have been experiencing.
Protecting the YPG Should not be a Goal of the US Withdrawal
military more as an annoyance than legitimate national security concerns of a NATO ally.
Turkey Charts an Independent Foreign Policy
A week after Bolton, Republican Senator Lindsey Graham had a far more entertaining visit, meeting with a variety of high-level Turkish officials and attending a concert from Turkey’s most prominent pianist, Fazıl Say, at Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s invitation.
Taking Stock of the Syria Withdrawal Decision
with a clear choice between partnering with a recycled terror group and working with a NATO ally.
America’s MESA Delusion
It came under many labels and with different names; however, the most common one lately is the “Arab NATO.
Turkey’s Fight Against Terrorism: PKK, not Kurds
esides some bilateral consultations with its NATO ally, the U.
Another Bumpy Week in US-Turkey Relations
” These did not seem isolated remarks as some senators suggested that the U.
How has Turkey Championed Humanitarian Aid? An Interview with Kızılay President Kerem Kinik
It is a dynamic movement with its volunteers and donators.
US-Turkey Cooperation in Syria Requires Serious Strategy
Instead of working with a NATO ally, Pentagon chose to work with a sub-state actor that it found more “effective” against Daesh.
Macron’s Syria Policy: Does France want to Play the Role of the US?
However, according to this analysis, this scenario is impossible for Syria since Erdogan is not Saddam and Turkey is not Iraq, but rather a NATO ally and an EU candidate.
Lack of Sensitivity against Discrimination in Germany: The Gedeon Affair
Subsequent to some warning words by the President, Gedeon attacked the President by stating “she could lead a parliament that way in Anatolia, but not in Germany” (“So können Sie ein Parlament in Anatolien führen, aber nicht in Deutschland”).
Senate proposal: MBS responsible for killing of Khashoggi
senators said that they were more than certain that Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince, Mohammad bin Salman, was responsible for the killing of Khashoggi.
