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Turkey in the Eastern Mediterranean Energy Equation

s Turkey’s economy grows and its external energy demand increases, the country does not want to be dependent on a couple of suppliers, and seeks to form policies on alternative resources and suppliers.

A New Page in Turkish Higher Education: The Institutional Evaluation Era

FinanceBy Mahmut Özer

n the last few years, Turkey has been going through a rather dynamic phase in higher education.

Has the Myth of the Global Village Ended Now?

FinanceBy Sertaç Timur Demir

arshall McLuhan, in his well-known book titled The Gutenberg Galaxy: The Making of Typographic Man published in 1962, conceptualized the contemporary world as a “global village.

How to Make an Ottoman Clock in the Twenty First Century, An Interview With Professor Lutfi Sunar

InterviewBy Faruk Yaslicimen

hen a team at the Scientific Studies Association (İLEM) designed a clock with Ottoman features, it sparked a debate over the object’s place in today’s society as well as history.

When Ideology Overwhelms Reason: Messianic Aspects of Gülenism, An Interview with Professor Ahmet Yaşar Ocak

InterviewBy Faruk Yaslicimen

en claiming to be the Messiah or the Mahdi – including Fetullah Gülen – are not a new phenomenon.

The Judiciary in Turkey’s New Presidential System

FinanceBy Cem Duran Uzun

ince the adoption of the 1982 Constitution, the text has been subject to debate and several amendments.

Can Tension Over Lifestyle Debates in Turkey Explain Terrorism?

FinanceBy Nigar Tuğsuz

ollowing the terrorist attack on the Reina nightclub during the New Year celebrations, a number of messages appeared in social media that praised the callous attack.

Why Turkey Does Not Have a Real Opposition Party

FinanceBy Ali Aslan

urkish politics has flared up after the Justice and Development Party (AK Party) and the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) have jointly proposed a constitutional reform bill.

World’s New Financial Hub: Istanbul

FinanceBy Yusuf Emre Koç

Today, financial centers, are formed to bring financial institutions together to provide more effective services and have become the subject of economic policies to stimulate commercial activities of countries and attract international investors.

2016 Facebook Transparency Report and Turkey

FinanceBy Turgay Yerlikaya

ne of the most important debates of the modern world is the issue of balance between freedom and security.

Democratization of the Republic through Presidentialism

FinanceBy Ali Aslan

urkish politics is currently polarized by the debate over a constitutional reform bill.

Turkey Steps Up Counter-Cyber Attack Efforts

FinanceBy Merve Seren

Recently the devastation that cyber-attacks may cause has transformed into a new shape which holds the kind of impact weapons of mass destruction’s have.

The Gülen Cult, between Modernism and Narcissism

FinanceBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

Many religious scholars were punished harshly and even executed at the Independence Courts (İstiklal Mahkemeleri), while Sufi lodges and medreses were closed down, right after the establishment of the Republic of Turkey, which was imitating the French laïcité of the Fourth Republic.

The PKK’s Child Soldiers

FinanceBy Hüseyin Alptekin

Thousands of child soldiers are used by armed groups in their struggle for power.

Checks and Balances in the Proposed Amendment to the Constitution of Turkey

FinanceBy Serdar Gülener

In the previous days, the Justice and Development Party (AK Party) and Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) built a consensus on constitutional amendments and prepared a draft solution for an issue which has occupied the political agenda in Turkey for years.

How Terror Organizations in Turkey Instrumentalize Social Media

FinanceBy Nur Ozkan Erbay

Today, the speed of radicalization is almost the same for media and terror organizations as a result of an entirely networked world.

What’s Next for the Turkish Lira?

FinanceBy Mevlüt Tatlıyer

The Turkish Lira has depreciated considerably in the last few months against the US dollar with no apparent reason, at least economically.

Sino-Soviet Split Redux under President Trump?

WorldBy Şener Aktürk

Perhaps the most important geopolitical puzzle since the collapse of the Soviet Union 25 years ago has been whether the United States will reorient its grand strategy to contain and encircle another rising great power, which is most likely to be China.

Turkish NGOs Facing the Refugee Crisis

FinanceBy Shady Zahed

As the Syrian crisis unfolded throughout the country, massive waves of refugee influx were witnessed in the region.

How the Global and Turkish Economy will appear in 2017

FinanceBy Nurullah Gür

2016 had been perhaps the toughest year for the global economy since 2008, which was the year that Lehman Brothers collapsed and the world faced a truly global financial crisis.

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