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Trade Wars after the G20 Summit

has already been significantly tarnished thanks to the controversial steps towards the NAFTA partners; decision to construct a wall on the Mexican border against migrants; threats towards NATO partners and the EU; withdrawal from various UN platforms, as well as the Paris Climate Accord.

Is the European Defense Union Viable?

OpinionBy Kemal İnat

As similar attempts in the past have failed, it seems that establishing a defense alliance independent from NATO will be a challenging task for the EU.

Creating the ecosystem for education in Turkey

NewsBy Politics Today

2,489 Occupational and Technical Anatolian High Schools, 633 multi-program Anatolian High Schools and 372 Occupational Education Centers were evaluated with an external quality assessment.

Turkey’s National Education Ministry to form R&D units for wooden toy manufacturing

NewsBy Ayşegül Gürbüz

Selcuk pointed out that the pilot schools chosen for the project include Altındag Siteler Vocational Training Center in Ankara, Bayrampasa Inonu Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School in Istanbul, Inegol Haiı Sevim Yildiz Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School in Bursa and Dursunbey Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School in Balikesir.

Debunking Trump’s Myths on Saudi Arabia

OpinionBy Ali Bakir

To an extent, it was so obvious that Senator Bob Corker commented on it by saying he never thought he’d “see the day a White House would moonlight as a public relations firm for the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia.

Walking Through the Minefields in the US-Turkey Relationship

ColumnBy Kadir Üstün

However, both the American and Turkish leaderships express willingness to work through these differences largely because the two NATO allies have a lot more to gain by working together than at cross purposes.

Is Europe Back to Great Power Politics?

ColumnBy Ali Aslan

President Trump has been pressing very heavily on European leaders to increase their share in NATO, forcing them to follow the U.

Will Growing Economies By-Pass the US in Iran Sanctions?

OpinionBy Büşra Zeynep Özdemir

Lastly, on May 2018, Trump unilaterally withdrew the United States from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), which is also known as the Iran nuclear deal, although the other signatories of the deal, P5+1 countries, strictly opposed the decision.

Deliberate Misunderstandings Regarding the Republican Character of Turkey

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

In addition, Turkey has been a de facto republic since the establishment of the Turkish Grand National Assembly in April 1920 – during its “National Struggle” against the invaders in Anatolia.

US-Saudi Relations in a New Perspective

OpinionBy Robert Mason

This was after a bipartisan group of senators sent a letter to President Trump in early October which triggered an investigation through the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act.

Does Quadruple Talk in Istanbul Signal Peace for Syria?

OpinionBy Kyle Orton

Moscow has been able to temporarily delay an attack by Assad and Iran to preserve its relations with Turkey, since such relations are the easiest way to undermine and potentially fracture the NATO alliance.

Turkey-US Relations Post-Brunson

ColumnBy Kadir Üstün

imposed sanctions against Turkish ministers and additional steel and aluminum tariffs, a first against a NATO ally.

Jamal Khashoggi and Andrew Brunson: Two Cases Showing How Turkish Foreign Policy Functions

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

senators have already discussed invoking the Global Magnitsky Act on Saudi Arabia.

What are the Implications of America’s New Syria Policy for Turkey?

ColumnBy Kadir Üstün

This kind of willingness to work with Turkey and the most recent announcement of joint Turkish-American patrols around Manbij can help rebuild confidence between the two NATO allies.