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Revisiting the East Mediterranean Energy Game: What Will Change in the Coronavirus Days?

took advantage of geopolitical polarization in the region to constrain Russian maneuvering space after 2015 and to pressure Iran by restraining the Syrian Regime and Lebanon after 2017.

The Drone Warfare Revolution Has Arrived

OpinionBy Sebastien Roblin

In Syria, insurgents launched a “swarm” of thirteen drones at a Russian airbase, though without much success.

COVID-19 and Religion: Between Nationalism and Communal Responsibility

OpinionBy Jocelyne Cesari

Early indicators show that the pandemics is affecting the privileged relation between some religious groups and their state: the state restrictions over religious practices in Russia have eroded the trust between the Russian Orthodox Church and Putin, while the support of Trump by white evangelicals has started to weaken.

New Geopolitics in a Post-Coronavirus World

OpinionBy Mehmet Akif Kirecci

, Latin America, EU countries, Russia, Brazil, Turkey and many others at the same rapid speed that it spread in China, countries are having an extremely difficult time in dealing with the fallout.

Corona Is For All And There Are Lessons To Be Learnt Globally

OpinionBy Abdirashid Diriye Kalmoy

Italy, Spain, France, Iran, Brazil, Russia, the U.

The Story of An Impeached-Yet-Still-Winning President: Donald J. Trump

OpinionBy Hakan Copur

After their defeat in 2016, the Democrats focused on investigating claims of Russian interference in the US elections, hoping to severely harm Trump, yet the outcome was not as they had hoped, and Trump’s position remained largely untarnished.

Restoring Order in the Eastern Mediterranean: Understanding Turkey’s Activism in Libya

OpinionBy Ismail Numan Telci

It must be admitted that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan played a significant role in achieving the ceasefire by conducting an active diplomacy with both regional and international actors, such as Russia, Germany, Algeria and Tunisia.

The Forgotten Terrorists: Daesh Fighters of Central Asia

OpinionBy Ömer Özkizilcik

Today, Central Asian states may rely heavily on Russia's military force in case of any attacks from the outside, but if the state has a weak government and the institutions are not developed enough, such as in the case of Kyrgyzstan, then this may lead towards serious attempts by Daesh groups to establish a terror network.

NATO Emphasizes Unity without Consensus but China May Change This

ColumnBy Hazal Duran

The final declaration shows that unity against Russia’s “aggressive policy” is still at the top of the agenda for the organization.

Can NATO Still Fulfill Its Purpose After 70 Years?

ColumnBy Hazal Duran

These include relations of NATO members with Russia, terrorism threats, the intractable Syrian conflict, and the refugee crisis.

French-German Tension May Create Deep Divisions in Europe

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

For instance, Germany, some other EU countries, as well as leading figures of EU bodies, criticized Macron’s positions against an EU-US trade agreement and his so-called one-sided ambitions concerning relations with Russia.

Who Was James Le Mesurier of the White Helmets?

NewsBy Politics Today

Earlier media speculation of the possibility that Le Mesurier was murdered emerged after the British newspaper The Independent pointed out that Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova accused Mr.

Washington Meeting Is a Promising Step to Repair Strained Relations

ColumnBy Hazal Duran

The US stated that Turkey could be accepted into the F-35 program so long as it does not activate the Russian S-400 missile air defense systems.

Why the Northern Syrian Oil Fields Are So Important to Trump

NewsBy Politics Today

After his statements on Syrian oil responses were made by the President of the Syrian Arab Republic Bashar al-Assad, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.

Germany’s Safe Zone Proposal: A Failed Move for Domestic Ambitions

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

AKK who is currently Chancellor Merkel’s preferred successor, stated that Germany “cannot just stand by and watch and not do anything” about Syria, while outlining her safe zone suggestion, one that which would be internationally controlled and involve Turkey and Russia.

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Revisiting the East Mediterranean Energy Game: What Will Change in the Coronavirus Days?

The Drone Warfare Revolution Has Arrived

COVID-19 and Religion: Between Nationalism and Communal Responsibility

New Geopolitics in a Post-Coronavirus World

Corona Is For All And There Are Lessons To Be Learnt Globally

The Story of An Impeached-Yet-Still-Winning President: Donald J. Trump

Restoring Order in the Eastern Mediterranean: Understanding Turkey’s Activism in Libya

The Forgotten Terrorists: Daesh Fighters of Central Asia

NATO Emphasizes Unity without Consensus but China May Change This

Can NATO Still Fulfill Its Purpose After 70 Years?

French-German Tension May Create Deep Divisions in Europe

Who Was James Le Mesurier of the White Helmets?

Washington Meeting Is a Promising Step to Repair Strained Relations

Why the Northern Syrian Oil Fields Are So Important to Trump

Germany’s Safe Zone Proposal: A Failed Move for Domestic Ambitions

Why Does Iran Fail to Grasp Turkey’s Security Concerns in Syria?

Defense, Trade and Foreign Policy: An Interview with CAST Director Ruslan Pukhov

The YPG Myth Downplays a Danger For the West

Why Did the CHP Change Its Position Over Syria Again?

Is a New Adana Agreement on the Agenda?

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