What Changed 25 Years After the Solingen Arson Attack
25 years ago, on May 29, 1993, a racist arson attack in the western German city of Solingen killed five Turkish women and girls.
Iraqi Parliamentary Elections: The Changes and Challenges in Iraqi Politics
The Iraqi parliamentary elections took place on May 12, 2018 in the shadow of the concerns shaped by the profound crises the country confronted as of 2003.
Can the Manbij Roadmap Rebuild Mutual Trust Between the US and Turkey?
he Syrian Civil War and its consequences have posed the most difficult strategic challenges to the U.
Can Turkey and the US Open a New Page with the Manbij Deal?
he roadmap on Syria’s Manbij is expected to be announced after a final negotiation between Turkey and the U.
What if the US and Turkey Agree on Manbij?
ise countries plan their mid and long-term moves after analyzing threats and benefits.
Three Scenarios for the post-June 24 Elections
urkey will hold one of the most critical elections in its history on June 24.
Turkey’s Opposition Falling Into the Trap of Populism
s Turkey is heading for elections on June 24, the presidential candidates of all major parties and their election manifestos have been announced.
The New Iran Strategy: Bringing the Regime to its Knees through Sanctions and Isolation
resident Trump delivered a major campaign promise by pulling out of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) and left everyone wondering what the new Iran policy would be.
What are the Legal Implications of Withdrawing from the Iran Nuclear Deal?
resident Trump announced the withdrawal of the U.
Do Football Players Have no Right to Freedom of Opinion?
wo successful football players of the German national team, who are both of Turkish descent and were born in Germany, posed for photos with Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in London.
Turkey’s Snap Elections: Why During the State of Emergency?
he upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections in Turkey will be held on June 24 - during the state of emergency.
Double Standards and Wishful Thinking as Policy Instruments
Last week, the German Minister of State for Europe, Michael Roth, visited Turkey and met with members of the Turkish government, such as his counterpart Minister Omer Celik.
Uninvited Guests of the Inhospitable Sea
n recent years, the influx of immigrants to Europe has created a serious crisis, culminating to one of the leading subjects on the European agenda.
The Nakba, 70 years on
President Donald Trump announced that the U.
The 300 French Horsemen of the Apocalypse
ne actually hesitates while reacting to the latest manifesto signed by 300 French intellectuals and politicians published in Le Parisien since it is hard to take it seriously.
Insights of the AK Party’s Manifesto
resident Erdogan announced the AK Party’s election manifesto during the provincial congress of the AK Party’s Istanbul branch.
Erdogan’s New Way in Turkish Foreign Policy
n Sunday, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced his election manifesto at the provincial congress of the AK Party in Istanbul.
What can Turkey learn from the South Korean Development Experience?
n the last week of April, heralding the coming of spring, the North Korean and South Korean leaders held a historic summit.
The CHP’s Confusion Regarding the Presidential Election
wo weeks ago, I pointed out that the opposition parties have to decide whom they will nominate as their candidate for president in the upcoming elections and what their ambitions are regarding the elections on June 24.
