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The YPG Has a Bloody History in Syria, But the West Turns a Blind Eye

urkey will no longer tolerate the presence of a terrorist group on its southern borders as the country’s leading figures recently announced their determination to start a military operation as soon as possible.

Expanding Definitions of Anti-Semitism Shield Israel from Its Crimes

OpinionBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

Turkey will continue to stand by the oppressed people of Palestine as it has always been until today.

Jacques Chirac: What Legacy Does He Leave Behind?

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

invasion of Iraq in 2003, his positions regarding Turkey in the EU context, and his very controversial decision of ordering tests of French nuclear weapons in the South Pacific subsequent to being elected as President in 1995.

Al Hol Camp in Hasakah might breed the Next Generation of Daesh

ColumnBy Ömer Özkizilcik

Despite Turkey’s warnings, the US opted to go with a YPG-led organization and now the organization is incapable of dealing with the situation.

Why did the CHP hold a Conference on Syria?

ColumnBy Hazal Duran

urkey’s main opposition party has held a conference in Istanbul on Syria recently.

What Does Russia Want From Syria?

OpinionBy Ivan Starodubtsev

On the eve of the meeting, many skeptics in Russia voiced that Turkey was not fulfilling its obligations under the Sochi agreement signed a year ago.

Calls to Reform the UN Security Council Are Getting Louder

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

For approximately twenty-five years, an increasing number of countries such as Germany, Japan, South Africa, Canada, Brazil and Turkey, have insisted on a reform of the Security Council.

Middle Class Discontent Will Have Disruptive Consequences: An Interview with Lütfi Sunar

InterviewBy Faruk Yaslicimen Selahattin Emre Celebi

What exactly is the middle class? Does the concept correspond with the same thing in Turkey and the rest of the world? Lütfi Sunar: Defining the middle class is the greatest challenge confronted in stratification and class studies.

Only a Just Constitutional Committee Will Safeguard Syria’s Future

ColumnBy Ömer Özkizilcik

n 16 September, 2019 the leaders of Turkey, Russia and Iran came together in Ankara for a trilateral summit in line with the Astana process.

Is the Nation Alliance Collapsing?

ColumnBy Hazal Duran

Because of this issue, although the People’s Alliance can keep firmly grounded in the local and national values (yerlilik ve millilik) of Turkey, the change in the interests of one of the members of the Nation Alliance may create serious consequences for all members.

What is Happening in Kashmir? A Chronology

NewsBy Politics Today

Part of a joint statement made by more than 50 countries in the UN including Turkey and OIC to call the Indian administration to end human rights violations in Indian-administered Kashmir noted that: "the worsening human rights and humanitarian situation in Indian Administered Jammu and Kashmir, especially following decisions taken on August 5, 2019, requires urgent attention by the Human Rights Council and human rights mechanisms".

Will One Million People return to Syria’s Safe Zone?

ColumnBy Ömer Özkizilcik

n 7 of August, Turkey and the US declared their safe-zone deal.

New Political Parties May Create Uncertainty in Turkish Politics

ColumnBy Hazal Duran

After a series of long-lasting and uninterrupted elections, there is now a nearly four-year election-free period ahead of Turkey.

Rohingya Refugees say ‘No’ to Repatriation: Is Turkish Aid the Reason?

OpinionBy Muhammad Saifuddin

But, when Turkey’s First Lady Emine Erdogan herself visited the camps with a retinue of high-ranking officials, a new door opened for humanitarian aid that transcended the efforts made by all other countries or their affiliated NGOs working in the Rohingya camps.

Mothers’ Sit-In Protests in Diyarbakir: A Catalyst for Resistance against the PKK?

ColumnBy Hazal Duran

The current protests, on the other hand, have attracted the attention of the masses, and the child recruitment practices of the PKK, considered a war crime, has become a topical issue in Turkey.

‘Give me my son or I will burn this place down!’: A Kurdish Mother’s Fight against the PKK

OpinionBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

A graduate from Ankara Gazi University School of Medicine, Bingöl has worked on rights violations in many non-governmental organizations including the Turkish Medical Association, Foundation for Society and Legal Studies and Human Rights Foundation of Turkey.

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The YPG Has a Bloody History in Syria, But the West Turns a Blind Eye

Expanding Definitions of Anti-Semitism Shield Israel from Its Crimes

Jacques Chirac: What Legacy Does He Leave Behind?

Al Hol Camp in Hasakah might breed the Next Generation of Daesh

Why did the CHP hold a Conference on Syria?

What Does Russia Want From Syria?

Calls to Reform the UN Security Council Are Getting Louder

Only a Just Constitutional Committee Will Safeguard Syria’s Future

Is the Nation Alliance Collapsing?

What is Happening in Kashmir? A Chronology

Will One Million People return to Syria’s Safe Zone?

New Political Parties May Create Uncertainty in Turkish Politics

Rohingya Refugees say ‘No’ to Repatriation: Is Turkish Aid the Reason?

Mothers’ Sit-In Protests in Diyarbakir: A Catalyst for Resistance against the PKK?

‘Give me my son or I will burn this place down!’: A Kurdish Mother’s Fight against the PKK

YPG’s Retaliation Against the Press: Kurdistan 24 Case

Is the UAE Changing its Strategy Toward Iran?

Trustee Appointments in Diyarbakır, Van, and Mardin: A Look at Party Responses

What If the Worst-Case Scenario Happens in Idlib?

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