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With the US Withdrawing Its Support, Can the EastMed Project Now Turn Regional?

ver since the Greek Cypriot Administration (GCA) signed an agreement with Egypt in 2003 on the delimitation of an exclusive economic zone (EEZ) in the Eastern Mediterranean and declared concession areas for the purpose of oil and gas exploration in 2007, a high tension has grown over the possible maritime boundaries and related activities.

The Western Balkans Must Reverse Their Brain Drain and Regain Their Youth

OpinionBy Dilek Kutuk

According to Francis Fukuyama, after the catastrophic world wars and the collapse of communism, the liberal democratic bloc declared itself victorious and idealism was born prophesizing that state boundaries would disappear and economies would be integrated.

Dassault Rafale vs. F-35: More than Just Selecting a Combat Aircraft

SecurityBy Arda Mevlutoglu

Read: The Drone Warfare Revolution Has ArrivedThe development and manufacture of the F-35 are undertaken by the United States and seven partner nations, namely the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Italy, Norway, Denmark, and the Netherlands.

Can Europe Handle Challenges Created by Russia over Ukraine?

WorldBy Muhammet KOÇAK

he situation in Ukraine is becoming more and more dangerous each day with additional Russian troops and military equipment heading towards the border.

CSTO Mission in Kazakhstan Will Have Implications for Central Asia

SecurityBy Sergey Sukhankin

n January 15, 2022, military personnel deployed by the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) – a Russia-dominated international security organization that in addition to Russia itself includes Kazakhstan, Belarus, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan – started to leave Kazakhstan.

Germany’s Unchecked Arms Exports: Does Morality Matter?

OpinionBy Yunus Mazı

hortly before officially handing over her office to Olaf Scholz, former German chancellor Angela Merkel approved an arms deal that caused much criticism.

Does the US Want to Divide the World into Democratic and Non-democratic Nations?

WorldBy Mehmet Ozay

On August 30, 2021, this was followed by the withdrawal of the U.

Will the United States See Russia’s Bluff in Ukraine?

SecurityBy Muhammet KOÇAK

hirty years ago, in December 1991, the leaders of Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine came together in a Belarusian hunting lodge, Belavezha, and signed the treaties that formally ended the Soviet Union.

Why German Companies Want to Invest More in Turkey

OpinionBy Yunus Mazı

Read: Six Stories from Anatolia to Europe: Facing History and Ourselves In the survey, 62 percent of the participating companies stated that the economic-political situation in Turkey is the biggest business risk.

How to Read Military and Trade Relations between China and Israel

WorldBy Adnan Abu Amer

The scope and diversity of the bilateral relations can be witnessed by a free trade agreement, China’s restoration of a number of Israeli ports, the construction of transportation tunnels in the Carmel region, the mobile phone sector, Israeli food and technology companies, and China’s bid for developing the world’s largest desalination plant in Israel – which was unsuccessful due to an American refusal.

Another Sakoku? Japan’s Ongoing Stagnation Is Closing the Country

WorldBy Saul Jihad Takahashi

s COVID19 was declared a global pandemic and started to impact public health systems, many countries rushed to close their borders to foreign visitors to stem the spread of the coronavirus.

India’s Role in the Maldives Raises Questions

WorldBy CJ Werleman

n November 12, thousands of protesters took to the streets of the Maldivian capital Male, calling for and an end to the Indian military presence and interference in domestic affairs, while chanting, “Indian Military Out,” making it one of the largest ever political protests on the archipelagic country, and igniting similar protests elsewhere, including Fuvahmulah city, where thousands gathered on Sunday, November 14, 2021.

Alarm Bells Ring for Bosnia-Herzegovina as Russia Meddles

WorldBy Gokhan Gokce

At that moment, I had a clear understanding that one of the worst episodes of mass murder in Europe had taken place in Bosnia, which witnessed the worst human rights abuses and atrocities, betrayal, and genocide during the war in 1992-1995 as part of the break of Yugoslavia.

Turkey is the New Strategic Player in Africa

OpinionBy Mahmoud A. Ibrahim

Additionally, Turkey has established joint Business Councils with 45 African countries and 40 Sub-Saharan African countries.

AUKUS and Its Potential Implications for the MENA Region

Middle EastBy Furkan Halit Yolcu

to Australia, replacing France as a supplier of nuclear-powered submarines.

Germany’s Foreign Policy Is to Remain the Same

OpinionBy Yunus Mazı

Merkel's focus in foreign policy was clearly on the stability of the EU and maintaining relations with important third countries.

Account of Time at Guantanamo Bay: An Interview with Moazzam Begg

InterviewBy Ayan Mohamed Ali

He is currently the Outreach Director at CAGE (a non-profit that conducts research and provides a platform for survivors of the war on terror), where he challenges the dominant narrative of suspecting minority communities and the threat of terrorism.

The Search for a Third Way: The Non-Aligned Movement, G77, and NIEO

WorldBy Şener Aktürk

Read: Is This the Geopolitical Moment Africa Has Long Anticipated?The NAM was not at all a one-off attempt by a group of developing, and mostly postcolonial, African and Asian countries trying to justify their refusal to ally with the Soviet Union or the United States.

Emerging Markets and Inflation: Why Is It Happening?

EconomyBy Fahri Yavuz

EM countries include Argentina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Chile, China, Colombia, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Latvia, and Lithuania, Malaysia, Mexico, Peru, the Philippines, Poland, Romania, Russia, South Africa, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, and Ukraine.

Apology and Acknowledgement: Algerians Recall France’s Colonial History

OpinionBy Tarek Abdel Salam

In a clear echo of the French orientalists of the nineteenth century, he ignored Algeria’s long history and its emergence as a state, the state of Numidia, a thousand years before the French state existed.

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With the US Withdrawing Its Support, Can the EastMed Project Now Turn Regional?

The Western Balkans Must Reverse Their Brain Drain and Regain Their Youth

Dassault Rafale vs. F-35: More than Just Selecting a Combat Aircraft

Can Europe Handle Challenges Created by Russia over Ukraine?

CSTO Mission in Kazakhstan Will Have Implications for Central Asia

Germany’s Unchecked Arms Exports: Does Morality Matter?

Does the US Want to Divide the World into Democratic and Non-democratic Nations?

Will the United States See Russia’s Bluff in Ukraine?

Why German Companies Want to Invest More in Turkey

How to Read Military and Trade Relations between China and Israel

Another Sakoku? Japan’s Ongoing Stagnation Is Closing the Country

India’s Role in the Maldives Raises Questions

Alarm Bells Ring for Bosnia-Herzegovina as Russia Meddles

Turkey is the New Strategic Player in Africa

AUKUS and Its Potential Implications for the MENA Region

Germany’s Foreign Policy Is to Remain the Same

Account of Time at Guantanamo Bay: An Interview with Moazzam Begg

The Search for a Third Way: The Non-Aligned Movement, G77, and NIEO

Emerging Markets and Inflation: Why Is It Happening?

Apology and Acknowledgement: Algerians Recall France’s Colonial History

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