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The PKK’s Exploitation of Women: Assumptions vs. Realities

They literally resemble them as if they are at a girl’s school, although the topic in discussion is an organization that has carried out numerous bloody attacks on officials and civilians on European and Turkish soil.

Germany’s Uncertain Military Revival

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

However, because of recent developments in transatlantic relations and other global developments, there is a steadily growing number of voices calling for a strengthening of European security – indeed, meaning the strengthening of the German military.

Pentagon dismisses Trump’s “rumours” of an exit from Syria

NewsBy Politics Today

Being a Syrian offshoot of the PKK, an outlawed terrorist organization recognized by Turkey, the European Union and the United States, the U.

Turkey’s Energetic Moves to Diversify its Energy Resources

ColumnBy Nurullah Gür

With its 6,857 megawatt installed wind power capacity, Turkey is the sixth largest playerin Europe.

Assad Knows Chemical Attacks Will Not End His Regime

ColumnBy Kadir Üstün

, alongside Europe are unwilling to play a big role.

Re-Radicalization of the Gulenist Terror Cult

ColumnBy Hazal Duran

Even though most members of this terrorist organization were passivized, the ongoing debates show that there is fear they could turn into the lone-wolf terrorist as in the case of Daesh sympathizers in Europe.

Astana Round 2 – Erdogan, Putin, Rouhani commit to Syrian territorial integrity

NewsBy Politics Today

While certain new European leaders should be wary of becoming a Trump pawn in the region, the reality remains that the three leaders are still in the early stages of achieving actual peace and face the daunting task of establishing security through interests.

Germany’s Candidacy for the UN Security Council

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

The next non-permanent members will be elected on June 8, and Germany will compete against Belgium and Israel for one of two open seats in the group of Western Europe.

Istanbul taxi drivers ‘fight’ against Uber

NewsBy Politics Today

The European Union perhaps cemented the debate about whether Uber was a taxi service or not, when in 2017 the European Court of Justice ruled Uber to be a transport company rather than an information society service.

Understanding the New Turkey: Towards Post-Kemalist Politics

ColumnBy Ali Aslan

At the international level, the collapse of the Soviet Union and rising criticism towards the country’s democratic performance by the European Union led Turkey to re-define its international position.

What is Turkey’s Shale Gas Potential?

EconomyBy İsmail Kavaz

, some European countries have banned the production of shale gas due to the potential environmental damage it can cause.

An upcoming trade war?

EconomyBy Politics Today

Chancellor Angela Merkel called for the European Union to be excluded from such schemes.

Is the Turkish Economy Overheating?

ColumnBy Nurullah Gür

Turkey has one of the lowest budget deficit and debt stock to GDP ratio compared to European countries.

Can Manbij serve as a Model for US-Turkey Cooperation in Syria?

ColumnBy Kadir Üstün

The administration will likely find an unwilling Europe to corner Iran, and Turkey is not likely to take a confrontational stand against Iran.

Rising tension over assassination of ex-spy in Britain

NewsBy Politics Today

In 2006, he was convicted for giving identities of Russian secret agents in Europe.

Turkey to secure Visa Liberty during the EU-Turkey Summit in Varna?

NewsBy Politics Today

Brussels will request three important improvements on the proposal, such as proportionality in counter-terrorism, data protection and improvements in the cooperation agreement with the European police office, Europol.

New Cold War heats up around Cyprus

FinanceBy Ertan Karpazlı

Having already started work on the Aphrodite reservoir in Block 12, the Greek Cypriot administration is currently in talks with Israel and Egypt on how to combine their resources to export gas directly to Europe via Greece, bypassing Turkey.

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.