A chance to deepen Turkey-Germany relations
ast week, it became official that Turkey’s recently re-elected President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will make an official visit to the Federal Republic of Germany on September 28-29.
Turkey-US relations as the latest victim of Trumpian foreign policymaking
It was less than a month ago that President Trump snubbed most European leaders in a NATO summit in Brussels and seemed to have a warm relationship with President Erdogan, symbolized by the now famous fist bump.
How to save a sinking pseudo-alliance: Turkey-US relations
As the relations between Turkey and the U.
Can workers of Western media outlets tell their children how and why they appreciate a terrorist organization?
report written by Sertac Timur Demir and published by the SETA Foundation indicates how terrorist organizations shape their communication strategies along with the technological developments.
Dangerous Aspirations: Germany as a New Nuclear Power?
With the question “Do We Need the Bomb?” it kick-started a topic which is actually on the agenda of the country’s strategic circles.
When a Super Power goes Rogue, Everything goes Wrong
or some, rogue states are known for their irresponsible, unpredictable and irrational modes of behavior.
Useful for Germany? Largest FETO Getaway on the Spotlight
ETA has recently published a second, extended report on “The organization of FETO (Fethullah Gulen Terror Organization) in Germany and Germany’s Policy on FETO”.
Social Democracy is a Distant Island: Should CHP Dissolve Itself?
ince the elections held in Turkey on June 24, Turkey’s “social democrats” have been – once again – facing internal chronic problems.
Ahmet Umit: “If there is no Turkey, there’s no us!”
hmet Umit, a famous Turkish crime fiction author, stated that you can’t be the opposition by only criticizing the government, arguing that while you criticize their mistakes, one should also support the positive policies.
“I am a German when we win, but I am an immigrant when we lose”
On Sunday, through Twitter, Ozil announced his resignation from the German National Football Team.
FETO’s German Wing and the Supreme Court
nce, the Prussian King Frederic II chose a place in the southwest of Berlin for the construction of a palace for himself.
The NSU Trial in Germany: Has Justice Really Served after 18 Years?
he National Socialist Underground (NSU) trial is a trial encompassing eleven murders, bomb attacks and robberies perpetrated between the years of 2000 and 2007 by the extreme-right terrorist organization NSU.
President Erdogan Revolutionizes Civil-Military Relations
f a student of civil-military relations in Turkey were to write a paper on the evolution of the civil-military relations before the military coup attempt on July 15, 2016, s/he would have questioned, “What happened to the military in Turkish politics?” The conclusion drawn from this paper would probably be that the military was pushed out of politics through many structural changes undertaken by the AK Party government and a judgment made within the public sphere that the military should not play a prominent political role in society.
How Broken Deals in South Syria May Affect Northern Syria
id-June this year the Assad regime began an extensive operation in southwest Syria aiming to get control of the last rebel stronghold region.
The Legacy of the July 15 Coup Attempt for Turkish Democracy
ithin two years since the July 15 coup attempt, Turkey has overcome several monumental challenges.
The Role of Turkey’s Diyanet During the July 15 Coup Attempt
ne of the most important actors on the night of July 15, 2016, was the personnel of the Directorate of Religious Affairs.
FETO: Portrait of a Terrorist Organization
xactly two years has passed since the July 15, 2016, coup attempt in Turkey, but the fight against the terrorist organization led by the U.
PKK, Kamikazes, Lotus Flower and Dessert
ast week, a father and a son who were breeding livestock for living were killed by a group of PKK militants in the Yalimli village of Diyarbakir’s Lice district.
