Erdogan: Improve the UN, don’t destroy it
urkey’s President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has long been calling for reform within the United Nations.
Public Pressure in Germany and the Future of Hans-Georg Maassen
Is it normal for a person, who is not even a politician – neither a rightist or leftist – but…
What do People Expect From a Mayor?
lmost 24 years ago, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the current president of Turkey, had been elected as Mayor of Istanbul.
Winning Idlib
However, from a geopolitical perspective, Idlib -- as the last territorial stronghold of the opposition armed groups -- turns into a chess-board between Russia and Turkey.
A Lasting Peace in the Horn of Africa?
On the other hand, while having great interest in the Horn of Africa region, Turkey and Qatar have followed a relatively calm attitude vis-à-vis the current developments in the region.
Protectionism, Trade Wars and Trump’s Political Motives
adopts tariff regulations as a bargaining item not only against China, but also the EU, Russia, and Turkey, a political and economic isolation of the U.
How Do We Remember Adnan Menderes in Contemporary Turkish Politics?
n Monday, the 57th anniversary of the execution of Turkey’s first democratically elected Prime Minister, Adnan Menderes, was commemorated by the Turkish people.
Contemporary Islamic Art and The Jameel Prize 2018
The Jameel Prize is ‘an award for contemporary art and design inspired by Islamic tradition’ and is currently on view…
Can the Turkish-Russian Deal Save Idlib?
It is clear that the implementation will be key in determining the ultimate success of the deal but preventing hundreds of thousands from rushing to the north is already a huge relief for Turkey.
The Waning Reputation of the US Dollar
dollar with political motivations against Turkey will certainly damage the Turkish economy to an extent in the short run.
Why the United States is the Main Obstacle for Democracy in the Middle East
By keeping Egypt under control, Washington aims to strengthen its hand in confronting other regional actors such as Russia, Iran, and to some extent, Turkey.
Idlib and the Implications of a Shifting US Policy on Syria
urkey has been the most vocal critic of the seemingly impending military assault against Idlib by the Assad regime.
Idlib: Russia Should Compromise and the US Should Help
n September 7, the leaders of Turkey, Russia, and Iran met in Tehran to discuss the Syrian issue with Idlib being the most important topic on the agenda.
Idlib Conundrum Continues After Tehran Summit
However, Turkey’s cease-fire call was rejected by Russia and Iran.
The Future of Trump’s Arab Coalition
administration also aims to prevent a possible regional alliance between these countries and Turkey – one of the main challengers of Washington’s policies in the Middle East.
Towards the End in the Syrian Civil War?
In many ways, Idlib has become a refuge not only for civilians but for opposition forces that have lacked serious support from outside, except for Turkey.
A dark black valley of the Internet: Deep Web
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Ayyildiz Team
Turkey also has a hacktivist group, which is called Ayyildiz.
Thilo Sarrazin’s Hostile Takeover: Does Islam Obstruct Progress and Threaten Society?
For instance, like several other pieces, an article covering Sarrazin’s new book was also published on “Deutsche Welle Türkçe,” which is a Germany-based news portal that publishes in Turkish –covering news from both Turkey and Germany.
The US atrocity and Trump as a scapegoat
A former deputy from the Republican People’s Party (CHP) likened the Gulenist Terror Group (FETO) to a barnacle, saying that a barnacle cannot survive unless it feeds on a whale’s skin and how FETO flourished in Turkey.
Trump’s Executive Order to Institute Sanctions Against Iran: Are They Back on the Rails?
For instance, many major oil exporters from Iran are EU countries, Turkey, India, China, South Korea, and Japan.
