Can the PKK be Viewed as a Gender Liberator?
The PKK is often represented as an environmentalist, feminist, and at times, charitable organization in mainstream Western media, while its terror methods are hidden from the picture.
Erdoğan’s Visit and Pakistan-Turkey Bilateral Ties
Turkish officials, including President Erdogan, have been calling for Islamabad to close the Gulen-linked schools for months, saying they were part of a terror organization behind the coup attempt and years of attempts at destabilization in the country, and were a threat to Pakistan as well.
Should Turkey be Optimistic About Trump’s Presidency?
After the meeting, Trump and Kris Kobach were photographed, and in Kobach’s hands was a document spelling out what he would do to curb immigration and defend against the threat of terrorists coming to the country.
Perils of the PKK’s Arms: The MANPADS Challenge
urkey’s fight against PKK terrorism dates back to early 1980s, and since that time, despite suffering from various unpleasant experiences, the Turkish military has made considerable progress towards enhancing skills, knowledge and expertise in many areas in dealing with counter-terrorism operations.
Europe Plays the Wrong Movie
European countries, the so-called cradles of civilization, the advocates of democracy, are scandalously supporting and backing unscrupulous terrorists and their followers.
DAESH after Mosul
The Mosul offensive, aiming to cleanse the city of DAESH, brings to fore the question of what kind of strategy the terrorist organization is to carry out in the aftermath of losing the city.
As Washington looks to divide the Middle East, Turkey pins Hopes on Democracy
In this regard, the Bush administration after 9/11 made a great mistake in diagnosing Islam as the source of terrorism.
US Elections: A Game without Winners for Muslims?
As another example, shortly after the November 2015 terrorist attacks in Paris, Trump said that the US government should close mosques where “some bad things are happening.
Why Europe is increasingly irrelevant to the Middle East
If the EU cannot agree on its strategic goals beyond the most basic issue of securing its borders, why should Middle Eastern governments pay attention to its policy towards them?
Compared to Russia and the US, Europe is effected more by the civil war in Syria in terms of a spill-over of terrorism, and major waves of refugees fleeing from Assad and DAESH brutality.
Much Ado About Nothing! Islamophobes and Racists, don’t be Afraid!
Radical implies that they are potential terrorists.
The Matter of the Doctorate (PhD) in Turkey
This issue takes the lead among others that have been skillfully exploited by the Fetullah Gülen Terror Organization (FETO) thus far.
DAESH: Documenting a Modern Heresy, Interview with Belkıs Kılıçkaya
Kılıçkaya’s critical perspective, multi-dimensional approach, use of different source material, and in-depth analyses clarify and illuminate many points about DAESH and the ambivalent international politics against this terror group that have so far remained in the dark.
The “Unpopular Peace”: The Colombian and Turkish Experiences
The AK Party’s new anti-terror campaign boosted popular support for the party in a very short period of time.
Prejudice in the Western Media
First, the Fetullah (Gulenist) Terror Organization (FETO) killed 241 people when it attacked Turkish citizens with F-16 fighter jets, tanks, and armored vehicles belonging to the Turkish Armed Forces.
The Fear of Decline: Cultural Pessimism in Europe
International crises, terrorist threats, and changes in domestic environments are among the top reasons expressed by the interviewees, each of which inhibits a mundus optimus.
No More Ghost Generations: Syrian Children’s Education in Turkey
Also, the inconsistent policies of allied countries for the refugees during the refugee crisis, along with the existence of ethnic and religious terrorist groups such as the PYD/YPG and DAESH, constitute the external factors that encourage Turkey to be more determined to implement effective education policies.
Turkey’s Double-Edged Strategy to Bring Regional Stability
On August 23, 2016, Turkey launched Operation Euphrates Shield in northern Syria, with the aim of fighting the terror group Daesh and expelling them from the border areas west of the Euphrates.
The Geopolitical Crisis in the Caucasus, Ukraine, and the Middle East
It could get even worse, especially if Russia has insisted on militarily and logistically supporting the PKK in Turkey, because that's direct support for armed insurgency and terrorism in Turkey.
Strategic Goal and Operational Context of the Euphrates Shield
The Euphrates Shield is intended to create a terror-free zone cleared of Daesh and PYD/PKK terrorists by the setting of a security zone between Jarabulus and Azaz within 40 kilometers of northern Syria.
Turkey’s July 15 Revolution
The army officers who were FETO (Gülenist Terror Organization) members attempted a violent military coup.
