Politics versus Justice in the US: Iran Sanctions Case
According to several sources, European banks are more likely to face a higher fine than an American bank.
Where does Meral Aksener’s Iyi Party stand in Turkish Politics?
ontrary to the conviction of some European journalists, Meral Aksener is nothing like Marine Le Pen.
Palestine is a sovereign state, with East Jerusalem as its capital
”Criticizing Trump for his decision, Erdogan also reminded OIC members that the US has been supporting another terrorist organization in the Middle East – the YPG/PYD – which form the Syrian wing of the PKK – a terrorist organization according to Turkey, the US and European Union.
From Balfour to the Nakba: Zionist Settler Colonialism
’ This logic guided settler colonial projects once the settler community of Europeans, who fled the continent due to religious or cultural persecution, chose as their safe haven countries where other indigenous people lived.
Trump announces Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, crosses red line
Embassies on alert
US embassies in the Middle East and Europe warned American travelers or people living there of the possibility of protests.
Mr. Trump, Jerusalem is a red line for Muslims
Federica Mogherini, the High Representative of the European Union External Relations and Security Policy, stressed the importance of the peace process between Israel and Palestine suggested that for the fulfillment of all parties expectations Jerusalem should be the capital of both states.
Turkey and the UAE: Economic Allies but Regional Competitors?
Turkey as a non-Arab state with the cultural heritage of the former Ottoman Empire and the UAE as the bastion of authoritarianism and symbol for an extremely luxurious lifestyle, are two actors that combat each other on every political stage from Europe, Africa to the Middle East.
Ex-SDF leader explains Russian-US proxy war in Syria: serious implications for Turkey
Moreover, the money transactions in oil trade was carried out through banks from Lebanon and Europe through accounts belonging to PKK members.
The Latest on the Syrian Civil War: The Victors and the Defeated
Who could have won in a war which left over 500 thousand people dead, over 5 million Syrians forced to leave their home country and to live in misery in other countries and which left 7 million Syrians displaced at home? More, baby Aylan, who lost his life in the waters of the Aegean, representing the loss of thousands of refugees on the way to Europe, who could have won a war in which children died under barrel bombs, and finally, who could be described as the victor of a war which has ingrained itself in the memories of children.
La Gazzetta dello Sport praise developments in Turkish football
No other country in Europe has built so many stadiums in such a short period.
Change in Germany’s Political Dynamics and its Effect on Turkish Citizens
The good news is that as status quo oriented by nature any grand coalition would be, it does not seem unlikely that such a CDU/CSU-SPD re-run would become a policy initiator instead of merely a policy administrator, as there are many hot issues that need urgent attention: Europe, energy, education and immigration to only name a few.
OECD: Turkish economy nearly doubles 2017 growth rate
19, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) lifting it by 2.
Turkish Premier visited London
European Union Minister and Chief Negotiator Ömer Çelik, Minister of Economy Nihat Zeybekci, Minister of Interior Suleyman Soylu, Minister of National Defense Nurettin Canikli, Turkey's Ambassador Abdurrahman Bilgic and Prime Minister's Foreign Policy Adviser Kerim Uras, ruling Justice and Development (AK) Party Deputy Chair Mehdi Eker, and AK Party acting parliamentary group head Mustafa Elitaş also attended the meeting.
Rare addmission of Turkish hospitality to refugees by EU
” European Commissioner for Migration, Home Affairs and Citizenship Dimitris Avramopoulos on Monday hailed Turkey for its hospitality towards the millions of refugees that the country has been hosting for half a decade now.
EU-Turkey Deal: A Dead-Duck
he famous European Union-Turkey deal, based on the Joint Action-Plan (JAP) pertaining to the readmission of irregular migrants to Turkey, has sparked off debates around the new EU strategies on migration management.
What is the Atlas of Islamic Thought? An Interview with Ibrahim Halil Ucer
When Daesh occupied the antique city of Palmyra, the European world reacted, as Palmyra is an antique Roman town and Europeans believe that it is part of their collective memory.
Erdogan, Putin & Rouhani agree on preserving Syria’s territorial integrity
Now, in its seventh year, the war in Syria has killed hundreds of thousands of people and displaced more than 12 million, causing a refugee crisis all over Europe and its neighboring countries.
“Butcher of Bosnia” jailed for life
The killings in Srebrenica of men and boys after they were separated from women and taken away in buses or marched off to be shot amounted to Europe’s worst atrocity since World War II.
The End of Eurocentrism?
Almost eighty years ago, the US adopted an aggressive foreign policy to in order to prevent Europe from dissolving and in order to maintain the political unity of the West.
Hijab-wearing school girls to face questioning in UK
Amid the sweeping right wing political wave in Europe, Britain was still seen as not abandoning its liberal and secular claim.
