Turkey’s route in the Middle Eastern conundrum
is still troubled with the post-Brexit referendum shock and is divided between the “done is done” camp and the “we can still go back” camp.
The June 24 Elections: Turkey’s Search for Stability
The liberal international order has been challenged by the rise of China, the resurgence of Russia in the Middle East and in Europe, and the Brexit, a product of the populist movements throughout the West, including the U.
Multi-speed EU: Cure All Remedy or Dead End?
Not only Brexit but the rise of populist movements almost everywhere paired with very vocal desires to have more say at home instead of furthering what is often perceived as an EU super state in the making may have Brussels perhaps think twice.
A Divided Europe and Turkey
included Brexit, Donald Trump’s election as the U.
Neo-Protectionism and Trade Wars
The United Kingdom’s decision to leave the EU (Brexit), Donald Trump’s adoption of a more fierce foreign policy and his appreciation of an economic competition discourse, and the increasing centralization of right-wing movements in European politics reflects the fact that the desire to race for liberal values on the international sphere has dissolved.
Towards a more Realistic German Foreign Policy?
It must be noted that one of the reasons for Germany’s new quest in defense is Brexit, which will see the EU lose the United Kingdom - a military power who is also a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council.
Will Catalonia Create a Domino Effect in Europe?
Considering that a majority of Scots are proponents of the EU and opponents of Brexit, it is uncertain for how long Scotland will remain a part of the UK.
How realistic is the European Defense Union?
With further crises including the economic crisis of 2008-2009, which then transformed into the Euro Crisis, the refugee crisis, the increase in hate crimes and anti-EU sentiments, the rise of separatist movements, Brexit, deterioration of transatlantic relations following the election of Trump as the US president, and the increase in terror attacks deemed this decade as the “Crises Period” for the EU.
EU’s giant leap: set to launch army parallel to NATO
It comes in the backdrop of Brexit, rising right wing forces in Europe, member countries’ dwindling support for NATO and more importantly Turkey’s lack of trust over its NATO partners and warming up of relations between Turkey and NATO’s arch rival Russia.
Do Separatist Movements gain Ground in World Politics?
While Ukraine’s efforts to disengage from Russia, and the UK’s withdrawal from the EU through Brexit can seem as two different instances of separation, their reasoning does not differ from other disintegration inclinations.
EU needs Turkey more, says ex-enlargement chief
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He also warned that Turkish-EU relations may further “deteriorate” in the near term, citing worsened relations between the bloc and Britain, as seen in the Brexit process.
French Elections: Being an Outsider in a Post-Truth World
Even the UK, the founding father of the liberal-capitalist system that is currently dominating the globe, is an opponent of the system! They have left a certain system with Brexit, after all.
What will the Presidential System Bring to the Turkish Economy?
The Brexit, the election of Donald Trump as President of the United States and the growing anti-liberal discourse in the EU will significantly alter the current international trade agreements as well as the future of the World Trade Organization.
A New Page in Turkish Higher Education: The Institutional Evaluation Era
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As the table below indicates, 340 higher education programs, excluding evening education programs, were accredited by these associations (April 2016).
Has the Myth of the Global Village Ended Now?
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There are also some other socio-political indicators that highlight the probable end of the myth of the global village: the rise of the far right in European Union countries, the Scottish independence referendum in 2014, the Catalan independence movement in Spain, the Flemish movement in Belgium, the unofficial referendum of Venetian independence in Italy, Brexit, neo-Nazi tendencies in Germany, the Israeli-occupied Palestinian territories, anti-Islamic attacks, ethnic and denominational divisions in the Middle East, etc.
World’s New Financial Hub: Istanbul
The June 24, 2016 Brexit referendum result will also help push Istanbul towards being a new global financial center.
How the Global and Turkish Economy will appear in 2017
China’s slowing economic growth, Brexit, Donald Trump’s economic promises, the US Federal Reserve’s (Fed) interest rate decisions, and the increasing fragility of European banks descended over us like a nightmare for the global economy.
Distant Suffering: Images of the Syrian War
The United Kingdom has faced rising xenophobia since Brexit.
Lessons on a New Kind of Political Communication to Win the Silent Majority: US Elections 2016
Marine Le Pen’s popularity in France, Brexit in the United Kingdom, the anti-migration policies of the Alternative für Deutschland can all be perceived as a new wave of mobilization of the silent majority.
Turkey – EU Relations recall Serge Gainsbourg’s Song: Je t’aime! Moi non plus!
Looking at Brexit and now the discussions in Italy, it is not very possible to think positively about the EU’s future.
