Has Turkey Closed the Door for Military Coups Forever?
The Gulenist cult members are widely acknowledged and designated today by all Turkish political parties and societal groups as a terrorist organization, called FETO.
The Legacy of the July 15 Coup Attempt for Turkish Democracy
The second challenge was to tackle an unequaled terror organization which had taken over many strategic institutions, subsequently permeating its grip on power through anti-democratic means.
What July 15 Means for Turkish Society
wo years ago, Turkey witnessed the coup attempt by the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO), which had been infiltrating critical state institutions for a long time.
Turkey’s State of Emergency Has Targeted FETO
Moreover, the PKK and Daesh were increasing their pressure on the region, terrorist threats were emerging from Syria and Iraq and cross-border operations were taking place during this period.
How FETO Became Fanatic and Dogmatic
The December 17-25 events and the heinous July 15 coup attempt has shown that Gulenism believes the ends justify the means and that it is a terrorist organization using violence unfetteredly.
Barzani Back in Turkey: Towards Re-building Relations?
The PKK uses the Turkey-Iraq border for its terror attacks against Turkey.
‘FETO tried to place itself in the old tutelage regime’
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While the trials of Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) members are still ongoing, Unal underlined that “When the two terms ‘FETO’ and ‘politics’ come together, we have to first assess the mission of Turkish politics.
PKK, Kamikazes, Lotus Flower and Dessert
The PKK had also left a note near the body of Mevlut Bengi, whose body was hung on a lamp post by the terror group members after being killed two weeks ago.
Who’s who in Erdogan’s new cabinet?
Just like Cavusoglu, commentaries have analyzed Soylu’s continuation as related to the fight against terrorism at home.
Is Nationalism on the Rise in Turkey?
Not to forget that this policy change has come after as Turkey was left alone by its Western allies in its struggle to stop the June 15 coup attempt and counter terrorist attacks on its soil.
Turkey’s Election and Erdogan’s Middle East Policy
The main goal of Erdogan's leadership will be permanently removing the “terror corridor” that has been established by the terrorist organization, the PYD, with the support of the United States.
Taking Stock of Turkey’s Historic Elections
Finally, HDP was another loser as the support for its leader Selahattin Demirtas fell three points to seven per cent, while party votes reached eleven per cent with the controversial tactical support of CHP supporters which was later criticized for legitimizing a terror-affiliated group.
What Can the F-35 Crisis Further Lead To?
Turkey’s intention to purchase Russian S-400 air missile defense systems, and the detention of the American pastor, Andrew Brunson,-- who has been accused by the Turkish court for serving the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) following the July 15 coup attempt-- are stated to be the major reasons behind the American resentment.
Canal of Shame: Gulf Crisis and Saudi Arabia’s Salwa Canal Project
Saud Al-Qahtani, an advisor of Saudi Crown Prince, Muhammad bin Salman, congratulated the Saudi people for the "canal project, which will turn the “terrorist Qatari state” into an island.
Demirtas’s Armed Heroes in his Speech for Peace
For a person who has a chance to show that he has no intention to support a terror organization, Demirtas picked the very wrong people as his references.
Towards the Final Phase of Turkey’s 24 June Elections
By this, the party’s actual closeness and even links to the PKK terrorist organization is disregarded by foreign media and HDP supporters.
F–35 Case: Not the First Time, Won’t be the Last
For Turkey, the PYD/YPG is a terrorist organization and the Syrian arm of the PKK – which the country has been fighting against for almost 40 years both within and outside its borders.
Turkey’s Offensive in Iraq: The Target is Qandil
Turkey seems to be committed to end PKK terrorism for once and for all.
The YPG’s Child Recruits: An Accustomed Human Rights Abuse?
A number of verdicts issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC), which was established with the Rome Statute, led to the conviction of the leaders of two terror organizations on the grounds of forcibly conscripting child soldiers.
What Changed 25 Years After the Solingen Arson Attack
As one guesses, during the last week the entire country remembered this terrorist attack, while on the other hand members and sympathizers of the right-wing AfD party tried to relativize the Solingen attack by focusing on the speech of 75-year-old Mevlude Genc, who lost her two daughters, two granddaughters and a niece in the blaze.
