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An Iron Curtain on the Eastern Mediterranean: Will the US Isolate Turkey?

It also encourages Greece on the subject of the Gas Interconnector Greece-Bulgaria (IGB) project, which is planned to be built between Greece and Bulgaria with the purpose of transferring Eastern Mediterranean natural gas to Europe through the Balkans.

Why the Eastern Mediterranean is of Strategic Importance for Turkey

ColumnBy Ismail Numan Telci

Nicosia has made strong criticism towards Turkey and has threatened Ankara with freezing funds from the European Union.

Change of Game in Turkish Politics: The New Political Blocs

OpinionBy Oğuzhan Bilgin

This trend is also a case in some European countries, such as France, where Emmanuel Macron became a common political figure to counter the “threat” of far-right governance as a non-ideological figure.

The Syrian Regime’s Strategy of Forced Migration

OpinionBy Bilal Salaymeh

Idlib was the final destination for the evacuated people, while Afrin and Euphrates Shield Operations have received a proportion of the displaced people, mainly in the latest waves.

Turkey’s Energy Fight in the Eastern Mediterranean

OpinionBy Neslihan Saydam

The latest discovery in the region has been the hydrocarbon reserves found in February 2019 in Block 10 by the ExxonMobil and Qatar Petroleum partnership authorized by the Greek Cypriot Administration.

How Long Can Iran Resist US Pressure?

OpinionBy Hakkı Uygur

conditions within a year or two and will eventually be neutralized in the region – abandoning its nuclear activities for good.

Lies, Damned Lies and Fake News

OpinionBy Hakkı Öcal

and UK parliaments and most of the people in North and South America, Western Europe, Mid- and Far-Easts.

Turkey’s S-400 Deal and Adjusting the Ex Parte Alliance

NewsBy Selahattin Emre Celebi

In fact, Turkey is protecting NATO’s western borders in the hardest line of alliance and without Turkey’s strong stand, Europe would face greater threats.

The Occupation of Deir Ezzor

OpinionBy Ömer Özkizilcik

’ Displaced peoples in the Euphrates Shield areas who originate from Deir Ezzor could be relocated to their hometowns.

How to Brand a State: Debating German Identity

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

he mayor of Tübingen, a city in Southwest Germany, recently complained on social media about the advertisement of a railway company “Deutsche Bahn.

A Tale of Two Erdogans: How The West Went Rogue on Turkey

OpinionBy Adam Garrie

In terms of his foreign policy, Erdoğan’s early years were defined by an enthusiasm to build on Turkey’s already strong relationship with the European Union with an aim to eventually join a bloc of nations which unlike today was defined by optimism and economic growth between the turn of the 21st century and 2008.

Changes in Indonesian Foreign Policy After the Elections

OpinionBy Mehmet Ozay

The religious tendency of political parties and the social makeup of the majority of the population does not mean that political Islam has the upper hand in national politics in Indonesia.

New Alliances and Potential Power Struggles Within Germany’s CDU

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

He is also closely following both the EU elections and federal elections, which will determine the German federal government’s near future – consisting of a fragile coalition between the CDU, CSU, and SPD.

Egypt’s Constitutional Change and the Future of the Sisi Regime

ColumnBy Ismail Numan Telci

European countries also benefit from Sisi’s rule.

Ukraine’s New President Zelensky and Future Relations with Turkey

OpinionBy Aruuke Urankyzy

The United States, Europe and Russia will be closely watching Zelensky’s foreign policy pronouncements to see how he will manage the country and use new foreign relationships to create “radical changes.

Resolving the S-400 Standoff

ColumnBy Kadir Üstün

, Europe, and China, Russia took the opportunity to provide Turkey with a deal that met all the Turkish conditions, adding favorable financing terms that were meant to sweeten the deal.

What’s the Special Chemistry Between Russia and Israel?

OpinionBy Ivan Starodubtsev

Second, Russia and Israel are on the same side of history in assessing the events of the Second World War, acting jointly against attempts by a number of countries, especially young EU members, to re-write history in order to justify or completely eliminate Nazism and the Holocaust from history.

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An Iron Curtain on the Eastern Mediterranean: Will the US Isolate Turkey?

Why the Eastern Mediterranean is of Strategic Importance for Turkey

Change of Game in Turkish Politics: The New Political Blocs

The Syrian Regime’s Strategy of Forced Migration

Turkey’s Energy Fight in the Eastern Mediterranean

How Long Can Iran Resist US Pressure?

Turkey’s S-400 Deal and Adjusting the Ex Parte Alliance

The Occupation of Deir Ezzor

How to Brand a State: Debating German Identity

A Tale of Two Erdogans: How The West Went Rogue on Turkey

Changes in Indonesian Foreign Policy After the Elections

New Alliances and Potential Power Struggles Within Germany’s CDU

Egypt’s Constitutional Change and the Future of the Sisi Regime

Ukraine’s New President Zelensky and Future Relations with Turkey

Resolving the S-400 Standoff

What’s the Special Chemistry Between Russia and Israel?

Turkey’s Communist Mayor

Turkey in the Eastern Mediterranean Gas Equation

Populism on the Rise in Turkey

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