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The S-400 Deadlock Between Turkey and the US

From the Balkans to the Caucasus and from Ukraine to the Middle East and the Eastern Mediterranean, Turkey is an active partner of NATO and also has its particular national interests over the regions where it is located.

Diplomatic Savagery: An Interview with Ferhat Unlu on the Jamal Khashoggi Murder

InterviewBy Selahattin Emre Celebi

During the first days of the incident, some argued that this could lead to a declaration of war between the Saudis and Turkey, resembling the murder of the Crown Prince in the Balkans, which triggered the start of WWI.

FETO’s Efforts to Make Albania a Safe Haven

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

As it stands, Albania seems to be the country where FETO centers its activities in the Balkans.

Türkiye Scholarships and the Scope of Turkish Diplomacy

OpinionBy Murat Kazancı

Within the scope of this policy, scholarships were extended towards related communities in Central Asia and the Balkans, and Middle Eastern countries with strong religious and cultural ties.

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.

Geopolitics of the Khashoggi Murder

PoliticsBy Murat Yeşiltaş

Even though Ferdinand's assassination was a crystallization of the already-broken strategic balance within European politics, it unearthed the influence of geopolitics on international politics: The intensified geopolitical antagonism in the Balkans that took place back in the day constitutes a great example in that regard.

FETO: Portrait of a Terrorist Organization

FinanceBy Serdar Gülener

In this context, authority in FETO schools in many places, especially in the Balkans and African countries, were delivered to the Republic of Turkey.

Turkey’s Post-election Foreign Policy Agenda

ColumnBy Murat Yeşiltaş

All in all, from Russia to the Middle East, from Balkans to the Gulf region, post-election Turkish foreign policy has to deal with many crucial issues as the new governance model will be established in the upcoming days.

Art, Artists and Politics: No Limits for Transgression?

CultureBy Faruk Yaslicimen

For instance, drawing analogies between the political affairs of contemporary Turkey and former European dictatorships through theater plays written during the communist regime in the Balkans, the fascist era of Germany, or dictatorial regimes in Italy and Spain, with apparently no contextual concern, merely reduces art to an instrument of opposition.

Can Turkey benefit from a Strategic Alliance with Russia?

FinanceBy Talha Köse

This kind of disengagement would leave Turkey more vulnerable and in a disadvantaged position as Turkey and Russia’s strategic vision on the Middle East, the Balkans and the Black Sea are mostly contradictory.

“One Belt, One Road” Project and Turkish-Chinese Relations in a Strategic Perspective

FinanceBy Sadık Ünay

In this context, the attention in public opinion focusing on Turkey-China relations is quite natural given that China is the world's leading rising power that gradually erodes Western institutional, economic and technological hegemony; while Turkey is the leading rising power in the Middle East, Balkans and Caucasus axis.

What the Referendum’s “Yes” means for Europe’s “No”

FinanceBy Kemal İnat

Second, the fact that Turkey is straddled in a uniquely strategic location between the Middle East, the Balkans and the Caucasus has made it a country necessary to be controlled by these states.

When Ideology Overwhelms Reason: Messianic Aspects of Gülenism, An Interview with Professor Ahmet Yaşar Ocak

InterviewBy Faruk Yaslicimen

Think about the battles that the Ottomans fought on numerous fronts, in the Balkans and Eastern Europe.

World’s New Financial Hub: Istanbul

FinanceBy Yusuf Emre Koç

On the axis of changing foreign policy priorities, relations developed with the Balkans, the Middle East, North Africa and the Caucasus have brought Istanbul into a position where capital movements are driven by economic interests.

Turkey’s Development Assistance to Transcend Boundaries

FinanceBy Gokhan Umut

The institutionalization of the development assistance, however, could be achieved only after the establishment of the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) in 1992, whose aim was to support transition economies primarily in Central Asia, the Caucasus and the Balkans.

What Make Smart Cities Really Smart?

OpinionBy Hicran Hamza Çelikyay

Countries from the Turkic Republics, Middle East, North Africa and Balkans are expected to participate in the event.

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