The Crimean Platform: Winners, Losers, and Bystanders
Similarly, Turkey was represented by Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu, while the Ukrainian authorities had hoped for President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s participation.
Post-Islamism in the Muslim World
Although the discussions on post-Islamism were more concerned with Iran, Egypt, and Turkey, after the downfall of the Baathist regime, Iraq also entered the current scholarship on post-Islamism.
China-US Rivalries after the Afghan War
Read: Why Is Turkey Involving Itself in Post-US Afghanistan?Most ordinary Americans are unfamiliar with the New Silk Road.
Adding Fuel to Fire: The Politics of Power Outages in Gaza
The international community has also failed to pressure Israel to allow the implementation of long-term projects in the Gaza Stirp that would solve the issue of power outages in the coastal enclave such as the proposal by Turkey to send a floating power plant; the proposal by Qatar to convert the power plant so that it operates on gas and to establish a gas line to provide Gaza’s power plant with the needed gas; or Algeria’s proposal to send fuel to operate the power plant.
New Delhi’s Multilateral Approach to Afghanistan
”Read: Why Is Turkey Involving Itself in Post-US Afghanistan?Instead, New Delhi is “scrambling” to open diplomatic channels with the Taliban, with India’s External Affairs Minister S.
The Gamesmanship of Straits in Global Politics
Turkey already enjoys the presence of two straits in its territory, namely the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles Straits, which connect Europe and Asia through the Black Sea basin.
Omani-Saudi Bilateral Ties: Understanding Oman’s Sultan Visit to the Kingdom
Read: GCC-Damascus Rapprochement Can Pit Syria Against Turkey Even FurtherFueling concerns about foreigners taking jobs, a news story on May 18 revealed that 38,000 foreign workers had been employed in the private sector over the past year, while between 2020 and 2021, some 6,700 Omanis were laid off from jobs in the private sector.
The Fight Against FETO Is Not a Fight of the Judiciary Alone
Turkey’s coup history begins with the May 27, 1960 military coup, which was committed by a junta committee (National Unity Committee) nested in the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) and supported by civilian elements, such as media, politics, and universities that were close to the committee.
U.S. Withdrawal from Afghanistan: Mission Accomplished?
Read: Why Is Turkey Involving Itself in Post-US Afghanistan?The Taliban commanders have also acknowledged the presence of Al-Qaeda in the country.
The “Islam Map” Makes All Muslims in Austria Suspects
Tanju Bilgiç, spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Turkey, who has been calling for an end to Islamophobia for a long time now, declared the map to be “xenophobic, racist, and anti-Islamic.
What Travel Restrictions Reveal about Palestinian Life under Israeli Occupation
I personally have met some of my West Bank family members in Jordan, Turkey, Sweden, Germany, and the U.
Returning to the Stage: Egypt’s Initiatives May Reshape East African Geopolitics
Egypt's decision to begin normalizing relations with Turkey earlier this year was an indicator that things were beginning to change despite hiccups on that front.
Debates Heat Up As Iranians Elect Their New President
The future of Turkey-Iran relations is important to mention.
Will the United States Contain Russia or China, or Both?
Biden should start accepting multipolar realities and start mending relations with allies in Europe like Germany, France, and Turkey.
Intifada 3.0: Trick or Treat?
Ismail Haniye, Hamas’ political chief, thanked Iran publicly, as well as Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey.
China in the Balkans: More than Infrastructure Projects
The so-called Western Balkan states – all of them located in the central and southern parts of the Balkan Peninsula, not in the West – have always attracted the interest of the regional actors, Russia, Turkey, and the European Union.
The Quad and Japanese Nationalism: The Genie Is out of the Bottle
This contradiction can be traced to the history of Japan’s modernization process (which has similarities with Turkey), and perhaps a postwar colonial mindset (idealizing the vanquisher).
Cryptocurrencies in the Middle East: Investment Surrounded by Risk
VIDEO: Turkey to Implement New Cryptocurrency RegulationsAlthough crypto is a highly volatile investment, the growth of Bitcoin (from $1 in 2011 to almost $43,000 in 2021) has shown the world its promising profits.
The Myth of Miatsum: Armenia Stuck between the Past and Reality on the Ground
It was then that the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Armenia made a decision to build the Tsitsernakaberd memorial in Yerevan, embodying the territorial claims of Armenians toward their neighbors, and primarily toward the Republic of Turkey.
Turkish-Egyptian Rapprochement: Dynamics, Prospects, and Expectations
At the same time, later events also contributed towards Turkey’s pessimistic outlook on the Egyptian political sphere.
