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Macron’s Syria Policy: Does France want to Play the Role of the US?

Despite the fact that Macron witnessed many disappointments, especially after the meetings marking the 100th anniversary of the end of WWI, he was still known as the leading European leader believing in Trump.

Do Historical Analogies Make Sense to Understand the Yellow Vest Movement in France?

ColumnBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

Macron’s power is in decline although he was initially believed to save France and Europe and was seen as an antidote to the populism virus by the Western elite.

Syria After the US Withdrawal

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

European powers, Iran, and Russia all have already shown or will show interest in this landmass but it seems like it will be Russia that Turkey and its local partners will have to deal with.

Soylu: Almost 300,000 Syrians returned to their homes after Turkey’s operations

NewsBy Politics Today

Soylu added that some of the Syrian refugees in Turkey are still trying to reach Europe and are risking their lives.

Trump’s decision to withdraw from Syria and its implications for Turkey

NewsBy Politics Today

While Russia, Iran, and Turkey are happy about the decision, European countries such as the UK, France, Greece, and Israel are having a hard time digesting the decision.

Lack of Sensitivity against Discrimination in Germany: The Gedeon Affair

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

This recent event touched upon here is just a recent example of how people are subject of discrimination in Germany or across Europe – daily experiences that have now become entrenched in society.

Yellow Vests and Little Red Riding Hood

OpinionBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

Time Magazine featured Macron on its front cover as “The Next Leader of Europe.

Seven Challenges for New CDU Leader Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer’s challenging chief purpose is to unify Germany’s Christian Democrats (CDU) ahead of crucial regional and European elections in 2019.

Yellow Vest Protests and the Constraints of Modern Democracy

OpinionBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

The fact that the French pay the highest prices for fuel across Europe is not the sole reason.

Türkiye Scholarships in the Global Market of International Students

OpinionBy Murat Kazancı

Turkey’s endeavors and support in this regard have concurred with the strained global political context due to the Trump effect, Brexit, and the rise of the far-right in Europe.

How Iran is Investing in Shi’ism in the Name of Soft Power

OpinionBy Hilmi Demir

39 of them are in Asia, while there are 42 in Africa, 18 in the Americas and 40 in Europe.

What does the French Democracy Crisis Indicate?

OpinionBy Leonard Faytre

The racist Front National, which gained 11% of the French vote in the 1984 European Parliament Elections, started to steer the agenda in French politics with its anti-immigrant and anti-Islam discourse.

Trade Wars after the G20 Summit

OpinionBy Sadık Ünay

sub-prime mortgage market and then spread to Europe and the emerging economies, a coordinated response strategy was devised that will encourage all stakeholders to share the burden of reestablishing stability and providing liquidity to the international markets.

The End of History or the End of Democracy in Austria?

OpinionBy Kazım Keskin

As already known, alongside Putin’s Russia that has been aspiring to interfere with European politics, the source of the greatest external threat posed to the system in Europe has been U.

Germany: From the Refugee Problem to the Crisis of the Liberal Democratic System

OpinionBy Zeliha Eliaçık

The Eurozone crisis, the ongoing fiscal crises in Italy and Greece and the matter of refugees have lead people to think that Europe as a whole is also in crisis.

Türkiye Scholarships and the Rise of Turkey in the International Education Market

OpinionBy Murat Kazancı

Throughout 2018, the majority of applications were received from the Middle East, North Africa, Central Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa, followed by Far and South Asia, the Balkans, and European countries.

The G20’s Incomplete Agenda

OpinionBy Nurullah Gür

and some European countries to make more structural reforms in the IMF and World Bank.

Theresa May’s Brexit Deal is Part of a Dirty Trick by Brussels to Make an Example of the UK

OpinionBy Martin Jay

’ And this is a deal which Theresa May is presenting as a good deal for the UK? The EU mandarins in the European Commission want no disruption to EU trade with the UK, wants UK companies to comply with all EU laws, EU state aid laws and all EU competition laws to remain, insist that the UK can still not negotiate trade deals with other countries and wants full access to UK fishing waters.

Macron’s Censorship Law for Democracy