Lack of Communication Between Germany’s Domestic Federal Authorities?
In the recent weeks, the German public dealt with the racist mob in Chemnitz, which was also on the federal government’s agenda.
Idlib: Russia Should Compromise and the US Should Help
n September 7, the leaders of Turkey, Russia, and Iran met in Tehran to discuss the Syrian issue with Idlib being the most important topic on the agenda.
“Artists Should Firmly Stand Against Neighborhood Pressure in Turkey”: An Interview with Kutlug Ataman
irector and screenwriter Kutlug Ataman, who was subjected to a lynch campaign by those hegemonizing the cultural industry during the Gezi Park provocations, gives some advice to the artists blacklisted by the left-wing only because they expressed hope about the future of the country, respect to the country’s values and lift the morale of the ones ruling the country: “They should stand up without minding the lynch attempts and be thankful for that they will see their true friends at the end of it.
Turkey’s take on the Tehran Summit on Idlib
he long-expected Tehran summit, which was aimed to bring a resolution to the heating Idlib problem on Syria took place on Friday, September 7.
Towards the End in the Syrian Civil War?
he Syrian Civil War, which has been raging for more than seven years, is entering a new phase, as the Assad regime is threatening to take over Idlib with Russian air support.
A dark black valley of the Internet: Deep Web
he internet is like an iceberg.
“Neighborhood Pressure” in Turkey
he opposition in Turkey is now trying to polarize society through statements made by artists.
Thilo Sarrazin’s Hostile Takeover: Does Islam Obstruct Progress and Threaten Society?
n 2010, former member of the Berlin city government and of the Bundesbank’s board, Thilo Sarrazin, published his bestseller “Germany Abolishes Itself,” which subsequently caused broad controversy within and outside of Germany.
The US atrocity and Trump as a scapegoat
udaism has a holy day named Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement), which is spent with ceremonies of redemption for the sins of the Israelites.
Turkey’s route in the Middle Eastern conundrum
here is a lot going on in the international arena with respect to the power struggle both in terms of domestic and international politics.
Turkey’s difficult calculations about Idlib
dlib, the last stronghold of the military and political opposition, is becoming a new episode for the seven-year-old Syrian Civil War.
A detailed roadmap for Turkey’s new economy
report published by the SETA Foundation draws a roadmap towards a new economy under the new presidential system in Turkey.
Bad journalism against the Turkish economy
he Turkish economy has been going through a severe financial attack – palpably waged by the U.
The end of regional transformation in the Middle East?
he Middle East has been going through a transformation period that was triggered with the Arab uprisings, which began in Tunisia in December 2010.
Turkey is important for Europe despite Sigmar Gabriel’s false prophecies
owadays, European politicians continue to stress the importance of Turkey’s economic stability for their states, while urging their governments to find ways to support Turkey – in any case if Turkey needs to seek financial support from Europe.
Long live putschists, long live unlawfulness!
Following the military coup staged by a group of colonels in 1967, throughout the junta regime that reigned for seven years, political parties were closed, intellectuals, journalists, and writers were jailed and tortured, and many unidentified murders were committed.
Turkey’s strategic interests in Idlib
Since March, Ankara has been working to build camps with a capacity to host 170,000 refugees inside Syria so to stem the refugee inflows in the event of a major operation by the regime against Idlib.
Mourning for an unborn liberal world order
t has been long argued that the world is coming out of the age of liberal world order.
The Trump Effect on Turkey-Germany relations
t seems that the dispute over a detained U.
