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What are Strategies of the Political Opposition in Snap Elections?

President Erdogan emphasized that Turkey needs to hold snap elections in order to overcome uncertainties arising from the cross-border counter-terror operations in Iraq and Syria and the crisis in neighboring countries.

Who is Afraid of Early Elections?

ColumnBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

would shell Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, whether Russia would respond to such an action and would they mark the beginning of World War III.

What Does the Snap Election Mean for Turkish Foreign Policy?

ColumnBy Murat Yeşiltaş

The decision itself poses many opportunities as well as risks for Turkey’s short-term strategic and military engagements along the Syrian border.

Germany’s Uncertain Military Revival

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

and France launched a retaliation strike on the Syrian military due to the use of chemical weapons on civilians.

To Hit or Not to Hit Assad, Is That the Matter?

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

Syria has long been a bloodbath in the midst of chemical attacks, heavy bombardments of civilians in Aleppo, Eastern Ghouta, Raqqa, and so on.

Assad Knows Chemical Attacks Will Not End His Regime

ColumnBy Kadir Üstün

Since then, the Trump administration largely continued the Obama administration’s policy in Syria.

FETO’s Russian Roulette?

ColumnBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

The perpetrator, who was obviously aware that he could not stay alive after shooting the ambassador in the art gallery, screamed: “Don’t forget Aleppo, don’t forget Syria” just after shooting Karlov.

Turco-Qatari Military Buildup and its Regional Impact

SecurityBy Furkan Halit Yolcu

Although Turkey had several military bases in Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan and Somalia, there was no naval base for Turkish frigates and vessels to utilize as a hub in patrolling overseas.

Surprise visit by President Erdogan is welcomed by a joyous and relieved Hatay

NewsBy Politics Today

The operation in Afrin, beginning in January of this year and ending last month, has been hailed by people in Turkey and those in the northwestern regions of Syria as not only a success against the PKK/PYD tyranny, but also on the fact that it has become one of the numbered peaceful places within the calamitous ongoing Syrian Civil War.

What “America First” May Mean for the Middle East

ColumnBy Kadir Üstün

t was only in January when former Secretary of State Tillerson announced a Syria policy with several goals (ensuring no return of Daesh, countering Iran, and the return of refugees) but with no clear strategy to achieve them.

The PKK and its Complicated Future

ColumnBy Murat Yeşiltaş

Firstly, the Turkish Armed Forces and TAF-backed Free Syrian Army captured Afrin city center within 58 days of the launch of the operation.

Turkey in the Aftermath of the Afrin Operation

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

troops in Syria.

From top of the CIA to US Secretary of State: Mike Pompeo

NewsBy Politics Today

The main topics of the meetings were on Syria, the struggle against Daesh and FETO.

New Cold War heats up around Cyprus

FinanceBy Ertan Karpazlı

n October 2015, my analysis article titled “War in Syria today could spell war for Cyprus tomorrow” was published in the Cyprus Mail newspaper.

Strategic Exit in Afrin, but Whose Strategy?

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

ith Olive Branch Operation (20 January-18 March), Turkish Armed Forces and the Turkish-backed National Army (Free Syrian Army) captured Afrin in less than two months.

How will Turkey carry out its Military Campaign beyond Afrin?

ColumnBy Murat Yeşiltaş

Following the collapse of the PKK’s defense strategy and its unexpected isolation within the geopolitical struggle, the city is now under full control of the Turkish Armed Forces and the TAF-backed Free Syrian Army.

Not Financial Speculations, but Financial Attacks against Turkey?

ColumnBy Mevlüt Tatlıyer

7 percent) for the last six decades in Turkey, it is still a considerable performance given the bleak performance of the world economy and particularly the struggling European economy, not to mention the extremely dire situation in Syria and Iraq.

Is Pompeo the Right Man for a Trumpian Foreign Policy?

ColumnBy Kadir Üstün

When it comes to Syria, Pompeo appears to see it as an arena to confront Iran’s influence, yet similarly shows his concerns regarding the Russian support for the Assad regime either.

Who will land on both feet after the Afrin Operation?

FinanceBy Murat Yeşiltaş

iming to eliminate terrorist elements of PKK/YPG, The Operation Olive Branch (OOB) launched by Turkey on January 20 revealed how local, regional and international actors in the Syrian crisis are intertwined.

Turkey: New company launches jump over %27 in February

EconomyBy Politics Today

"456 of these companies had Turkish partners, 124 had Syrian partners, and 79 had Saudi Arabian partners.

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What are Strategies of the Political Opposition in Snap Elections?

Who is Afraid of Early Elections?

What Does the Snap Election Mean for Turkish Foreign Policy?

Germany’s Uncertain Military Revival

To Hit or Not to Hit Assad, Is That the Matter?

Assad Knows Chemical Attacks Will Not End His Regime

FETO’s Russian Roulette?

Turco-Qatari Military Buildup and its Regional Impact

Surprise visit by President Erdogan is welcomed by a joyous and relieved Hatay

What “America First” May Mean for the Middle East

The PKK and its Complicated Future

Turkey in the Aftermath of the Afrin Operation

From top of the CIA to US Secretary of State: Mike Pompeo

New Cold War heats up around Cyprus

Strategic Exit in Afrin, but Whose Strategy?

How will Turkey carry out its Military Campaign beyond Afrin?

Not Financial Speculations, but Financial Attacks against Turkey?

Is Pompeo the Right Man for a Trumpian Foreign Policy?

Who will land on both feet after the Afrin Operation?

Turkey: New company launches jump over %27 in February

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