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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

PoliticsBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

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

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

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

ColumnBy Murat Yeşiltaş

dlib, the last stronghold of the military and political opposition, is becoming a new episode for the seven-year-old Syrian Civil War.

Trump’s Executive Order to Institute Sanctions Against Iran: Are They Back on the Rails?

OpinionBy Hasan Yücel

On the day the U.

A detailed roadmap for Turkey’s new economy

NewsBy Politics Today

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

ColumnBy Mevlüt Tatlıyer

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?

ColumnBy Ismail Numan Telci

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

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

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!

ColumnBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

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

ColumnBy Kadir Üstün

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

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

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

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

t seems that the dispute over a detained U.

How Turkey’s war against the PKK is becoming more effective

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

Just over the past week, three events took place that reflected the decisiveness and effectiveness of Turkey’s current counterterrorism strategy.

Turkey’s quest for a new geopolitical portfolio

ColumnBy Murat Yeşiltaş

any dynamics of political disagreements between Turkey and the U.

A chance to deepen Turkey-Germany relations

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

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

ColumnBy Kadir Üstün

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

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

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?

NewsBy Politics Today

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?

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

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.

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Thilo Sarrazin’s Hostile Takeover: Does Islam Obstruct Progress and Threaten Society?

The US atrocity and Trump as a scapegoat

Turkey’s route in the Middle Eastern conundrum

Turkey’s difficult calculations about Idlib

Trump’s Executive Order to Institute Sanctions Against Iran: Are They Back on the Rails?

A detailed roadmap for Turkey’s new economy

Bad journalism against the Turkish economy

The end of regional transformation in the Middle East?

Turkey is important for Europe despite Sigmar Gabriel’s false prophecies

Long live putschists, long live unlawfulness!

Turkey’s strategic interests in Idlib

Mourning for an unborn liberal world order

The Trump Effect on Turkey-Germany relations

How Turkey’s war against the PKK is becoming more effective

Turkey’s quest for a new geopolitical portfolio

A chance to deepen Turkey-Germany relations

Turkey-US relations as the latest victim of Trumpian foreign policymaking

How to save a sinking pseudo-alliance: Turkey-US relations

Can workers of Western media outlets tell their children how and why they appreciate a terrorist organization?

Dangerous Aspirations: Germany as a New Nuclear Power?

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