World Stands in Solidarity with Turkey Following Earthquake
Europe
The European Union has mobilized search and rescue teams to help Turkey and activated the Copernicus satellite system to provide emergency mapping services.
Sweden Must Face Its Commitments Instead of Instrumentalizing Anti-Turkish and Anti-Muslim Sentiments
Although local intelligence services monitor such radical ghettoes very closely, the activities of such groups have been largely ignored as long as they did not commit any acts on European soil.
Turkey’s NATO Membership: Saving the Country from NATO Itself?
and European countries openly support terrorist organizations fighting against Turkey.
The West Seeks to Meddle in the the Most Important Election of 2023
The first (and more proximate) is dictatorship and, specifically, the various European dictatorships that emerged after World War I.
Upside-Down Narratives: Paris Attack Targeted Muslims, Not Kurds
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Did this discourse surprise anyone? Whenever there is a terrorist attack, today, if the perpetrator is European, he is portrayed as “mad,” but if he is Muslim, he is depicted as a “terrorist” who is mentally sound and in full command of his actions.
Why the New Israeli Government Manifests a Scary Scenario for the Middle East
The United States and the European Union are urged to speak up against the current Israeli government which publicly declares that Palestinians are not safe or equal under its exclusionary laws.
The Intertwinement of Three Tales: Minimum Wage, Income Inequality, and Unemployment
and many European economies testifying to no negative impacts on employment by higher minimum wages.
Turkey’s Right to Self-Defense Requires Cross-Border Operations in Syria and Iraq
Read: Turkey's Likely New Syria Operation: Why Now?
Cross-border operations against the PKK/YPG
Founded in 1978, the PKK is classified as a terrorist organization by the United States, the European Union, and many other states.
Iranian Drones in Ukraine: Why and How They Got There
On October 20, both the United Kingdom and the European Union agreed to impose sanctions against three Iranian individuals and one Iranian entity said to participate in developing and transferring drones to Russia.
Why the TOGG Means More Than a Simple Car Production for Turkey
Turkey aims to export the TOGG primarily to European countries in 2024 and then to other parts of the world.
EU-China Relations: Rivals or Partners?
Diplomatic relations between the European Union and China go back to 1975.
Europe’s Energy Crisis: Bad Luck or Myopia?
Thus, Europeans must immediately lower both the heating and electricity demand if they want to spend the winter in warmth.
The Supremacy of Power Politics Continues Amid Russia-Ukraine War
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How Greece Obstructs the Settlement of Aegean Maritime Disputes
and EU
By closing the doors to adjudication and negotiation, the only available means for a peaceful settlement, Greece chooses the way of pressuring Turkey through the United States’ and the European Union’s political and military backing.
China and the Middle East: Is Turkey a Gateway for a New Political Alliance?
One of the unique examples of this has been the European Union since 1992.
Food Inflation, Global Crisis, and Turkey
Due to its relatively high dependence on Russia, the prices of food and energy in Europe are rising the most, as the European economies are broadly the ones most affected by the war.
The US and China Semiconductor Rivalry: What Are the Stakes?
Japan and the European Union cover 9% of the market each, while Taiwan and China maintain 8% and 7% respectively.
“One China” Policy and Taiwan: The Island is on the World Agenda
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G7 and One China Policy
Furthermore, the G7 Foreign Ministers of Germany, Italy, Canada, Japan, France, the United Kingdom, the United States of America, and the High Representative of the European Union, reaffirmed that “there is no change in the respective One-China policies, where applicable, and basic positions on Taiwan of the G7 members.
Why Is Turkey Received So Well in the Balkans?
Read: How Political Borders Are Redrawn in the Balkans, Caucasus and the Middle East
Turkey is a balancing actor in the Balkans
During President Erdoğan’s visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro in September 2021, Milorad Dodik, an Orthodox Serbian nationalist and Serbian member of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Presidential Council, said that the countries of the European Union did nothing for Bosnia and Herzegovina, while Erdoğan did, and, for this, he should be accepted as a reliable person for the future of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
After Two Decades, Serbia and Kosovo Are on the Brink of War
In 2013, Serbia and Kosovo initiated a reconciliation dialogue sponsored by the European Union to resolve ongoing issues between the two countries, but little progress has been made since then.
