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The US Army Special Forces in Syria

1st Group is responsible for the Pacific countries (USPACOM area), 3rd Group is active in western Africa (USARAF area), 5th Group in the Arabian Peninsula and Central Asia (CENTCOM area), 7th Group in the Latin American countries (USSOUTHCOM) and 10th Group in Europe (USEUCOM area).

Rebuilding Sur: Challenges and Opportunities

FinanceBy Ahmet Yıldız

Europe saw a great renewal and reconstruction of its historic cities after World War II.

The Troubling Legacy of the Sykes-Picot: A Century-Old Chaos in the Arab Middle East

FinanceBy Berdal Aral

That is why the US and its European allies mobilized the whole gamut of the UN system, particularly the Security Council, to “liberate” the tiny Kuwaiti state after it was occupied by Iraq in August 1990, although it was known that the Security Council had almost always chosen to close its eyes to similar direct and indirect armed aggressions elsewhere during the Cold War.

Is the Spirit of Sykes-Picot Still Alive in the Middle East after a Century?

FinanceBy Talha Köse

The European powers that bargained over the Middle East a century ago were stuck with the economic problems of the region and the refugee issue.

Between the Privilege of Committing Crime and Political Freedoms: Parliamentary Immunities in Turkey

FinanceBy Cem Duran Uzun

In several countries of Continental Europe, such as Germany, France, Italy, Spain and Denmark, legislators enjoy a similar parliamentary immunity to their counterparts in Turkey; and such immunity is applicable in criminal actions.

PKK’s Syria Branch PYD: A Violent Non-State Actor and its Controversial Legitimacy

FinanceBy Bünyamin Keskin

Imagine a political party in Europe which ensures regional security via its own militias.

Increasing Cooperation Between Ankara and Washington on the Syrian Issue: How About Revisiting the Safe Zone Idea?

FinanceBy Nursin Atesoglu Guney

It is no surprise then that the risk of flow of refugees that are heading to Europe via Turkey along with risk of terrorism stemming from radical foreign fighters who are extending beyond Syria’s borders to reach European cities becomes an observable reality.

Economic Governance and Central Banking after the Crisis: Between Strategic Planning and Liberalism

FinanceBy Sadık Ünay

Systemic shocks illustrated by the First and the Second World Wars, the Wall Street Crash, the Great Depression, the ascendancy of socialism and fascism in Europe, and the inception of the decolonization leading to the emergence of the Third World triggered a radical questioning of the conventional propositions of mainstream economic liberalism.

Russia in Syria

FinanceBy Issam Chehadat

Due to the Russian viewpoint on military action and its definition of success for military campaigns - Russian intervention in Chechnya is the best example- this intervention will force more Syrians to flee from conflict areas, meaning more refugees knocking on Europe’s doors.

Why “November 13th” can not and should not become a French “9/11”

FinanceBy Philippe Barbe

It is true that France is still one of the five permanent members of the United Nation Security Council and remains the largest army in continental Europe with a nuclear arsenal.

The Syrian Crisis and Turkey-EU Relations

OpinionBy Beril Dedeoğlu

10 % of these refugees want to go to Europe and more than 500 thousand Syrians have already reached Europe by every means imaginable.

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