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The CHP’s Confusion Regarding the Presidential Election

wo weeks ago, I pointed out that the opposition parties have to decide whom they will nominate as their candidate for president in the upcoming elections and what their ambitions are regarding the elections on June 24.

An Alliance of Chaos?

ColumnBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

hen the Justice and Development Party (AK Party) came to power in 2002, the tutelage regime consisting of military, judiciary and the main opposition party strived to overthrow the AK party with the closure cases filed against it, the issue of 367 members and the e-memorandum.

Pulling Out of the Nuclear Deal: Towards a New Status Quo with Iran?

ColumnBy Kadir Üstün

resident Trump is widely expected to walk away from the Iran nuclear deal by refusing to issue a sanctions waiver this week.

Freedom of Religion as a Pre-condition?

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

t is not so long ago that Germany’s Federal Minister of the Interior stated that Islam does not belong to Germany.

The Hunchback of Germany: Right Populism

FinanceBy Sümeyra Keleş Yerkel

erman politicians lately announced that they will debate and probably introduce a headscarf ban for girls under the age of 14 in North Rhine Westphalia (NRW).

The PKK’s Exploitation of Women: Assumptions vs. Realities

FinanceBy Bünyamin Uzuncan

he PKK terror group and all of its offshoots use women not only as suicide bombers, but also as propaganda tools in order to soften their negative images among global audiences.

Who is Afraid of Early Elections?

ColumnBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

There is a certain period in which the Republican People's Party (CHP), which is the Republic of Turkey's founding party, did not claim that the polls were rigged in general elections.

Germany’s Uncertain Military Revival

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

n Saturday morning, the U.

A Religion of Secularism?

ColumnBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

A friend asks him what kind of a religion it is, and he answers that it is the religion of laziness.

Without a Coherent Strategy, US Strikes Mean More Damage for Syria

ColumnBy Murat Yeşiltaş

ast week, the rebel-held Douma city in Syria experienced apparent chemical weapon attacks.

Why Does the Opposition in Turkey Polarize Society?

ColumnBy Ali Aslan

n recent years Turkish politics is claimed to suffer the absence of a strong opposition which is expected to be an alternative to the existing AK Party rule.

Pentagon dismisses Trump’s “rumours” of an exit from Syria

NewsBy Politics Today

n Thursday last week, the Pentagon dismissed claims of a U.

The Rise of Mohammad bin Salman and the Dynamism in Saudi Foreign Policy

ColumnBy Ismail Numan Telci

or many years, Saudi Arabia has followed a passive foreign policy under the security umbrella of the United States.

Turkey’s Energetic Moves to Diversify its Energy Resources

ColumnBy Nurullah Gür

he Turkish economy has been making significant progress for 15 years.

What’s Behind the German Public’s Mistrust Against Turkey?

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

ccording to a recent survey conducted for the German public channel ARD, Germans don’t trust Turkey, while France is the most trustworthy partner.

Assad Knows Chemical Attacks Will Not End His Regime

ColumnBy Kadir Üstün

Since then, the Trump administration largely continued the Obama administration’s policy in Syria.

Does Pentagon’s 2019 Budget Deny Trump’s Latest Syria Statement?

FinanceBy Ömer Özkizilcik

President Donald Trump announced that the U.

Re-Radicalization of the Gulenist Terror Cult

ColumnBy Hazal Duran

A research assistant in the Department of Education killed four staff members with whom he worked closely at the same university.

Ankara Summit: Discussing Divergent Scenarios in Syria

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

ecep Tayyip Erdogan, Vladimir Putin, and Hassan Rouhani, the presidents of Turkey, Russia and Iran, met in Ankara on April 4 and they, once again, pledged to work together to conclude the everlasting war in Syria.

Astana Round 2 – Erdogan, Putin, Rouhani commit to Syrian territorial integrity

NewsBy Politics Today

he powers active in Syria have met for the second round of talks to discuss reaching a permanent ceasefire in Syria.

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The CHP’s Confusion Regarding the Presidential Election

An Alliance of Chaos?

Pulling Out of the Nuclear Deal: Towards a New Status Quo with Iran?

Freedom of Religion as a Pre-condition?

The Hunchback of Germany: Right Populism

The PKK’s Exploitation of Women: Assumptions vs. Realities

Who is Afraid of Early Elections?

Germany’s Uncertain Military Revival

A Religion of Secularism?

Without a Coherent Strategy, US Strikes Mean More Damage for Syria

Why Does the Opposition in Turkey Polarize Society?

Pentagon dismisses Trump’s “rumours” of an exit from Syria

The Rise of Mohammad bin Salman and the Dynamism in Saudi Foreign Policy

Turkey’s Energetic Moves to Diversify its Energy Resources

What’s Behind the German Public’s Mistrust Against Turkey?

Assad Knows Chemical Attacks Will Not End His Regime

Does Pentagon’s 2019 Budget Deny Trump’s Latest Syria Statement?

Re-Radicalization of the Gulenist Terror Cult

Ankara Summit: Discussing Divergent Scenarios in Syria

Astana Round 2 – Erdogan, Putin, Rouhani commit to Syrian territorial integrity

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