Where will the Saudi Plane Crash?
nnounced on November 4, the resignation of Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri shook the country and sent a shock wave across the region.
Where did the Terrorists in the Trucks go?
The article explains Daesh and YPG’s corrupt partnership in Raqqa with vivid pictures that leaves very few to the imagination, including a footage of Daesh terrorists, who were incarcerated in Raqqa, being evacuated out of the city by the YPG.
ODIHR publishes 2016 hate crime data: 5,998 incidents reported
n the International Day for Tolerance, the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) published hate crime data of 2016, including 5,998 incidents.
How Turkey Became the Largest Country Invested by the EBRD
ow did Turkey become the largest country in terms of investments funded by the EBRD (European Bank for Reconstruction and Development) in 2016? And how has this occurred just seven years after the first investment made in Turkey in 2009? Reflecting on this question will give us the opportunity to understand how the Turkish economy managed to remain resilient and how it continued to grow in recent years despite unwelcoming international economic and financial conditions together with various domestic political events that shook the country through the last four years.
FETO fugitives abroad will be left stateless
he Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO), which orchestrated the July 15 coup attempt that martyred 250 people and left nearly 2,200 injured, has also infiltrated various state institutions including ministries, schools and hospitals.
Turkey “shocked” as US defends PYD-DAESH Deal over Raqqa
urkish government officials expressed their shock as the US openly defends PKK/PYD’s deal that allowed hundreds of Daesh fighters to flee the besieged city of Raqqa.
EU’s giant leap: set to launch army parallel to NATO
urope is set to form a new army whose membership would encompass, minus Britain, Denmark and a few others, all the European Union states.
FETO faces rejection by European court
ccording to information from a Turkish judicial official, the European Court of Human Rights has rejected around 25,000 applications from Turkish nationals, all related to last year’s coup attempt.
Do Separatist Movements gain Ground in World Politics?
he first actors in the world were city states, smaller kingdoms or principalities and these structures which were present in almost all continents had similar qualities.
Turkey to sign missile defense system with France, Italy
n a strategic move, Turkey signed a letter of intent with France and Italy to develop its national missile defense systems – fending off the assumptions that Turkey was moving away from its NATO alliance after signing an agreement with Russia in September to buy S-400 surface-to air missiles.
Turkish PM’s US agenda: terrorism
uring his visit to the US, before his meeting with Vice President Mike Pence, Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim visited the Diyanet Center of America (DCA), also known as the Turkish-American Community Center and Mosque Complex in Lanham, Maryland.
The United Nations in an Age of Transition I: World Order and Realpolitik
n the public realm, order, as condition of peace, requires the rule of law, a set of norms the enforcement of which is guaranteed – domestically – by the authority of the state with its monopoly of force (as defined by Max Weber) and on the basis of a separation of powers.
Russia’s YPG Strategy in Syria
t the beginning of 2017, Russian specialists submitted a draft of the new Syrian constitution.
The Quest for Financial Stability in a Financialized World
he Bretton Woods system, which had been in place for about thirty years after WWII, was a system of financial stability.
Turkey-EU migration pact worthy of honor: IOM
he International Organization for Migration (IOM), has urged all parties to meet their commitments on the European refugee crisis, stating that the EU-Turkey deal achieved significant success.
Turkey’s most insidious criminal cult: FETO
ccording to a police source, at least 39 suspects linked to the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) were arrested during nationwide counter-terror operations on Wednesday.
Turkey’s threefold fight against FETO, DAESH, and the PKK continues
he Turkish government is continuing with its fight against terrorist organizations that operate in Turkey and within the wider Middle East.
EU needs Turkey more, says ex-enlargement chief
hile the relations between the European Union and Turkey have been sore for a while, talking to Anadolu Agency during the ‘International Symposium on July 15 and Coup D’etat – Global Impacts, Media and Democracy’ summit in Kocaeli, northwestern Turkey, ex-enlargement chief Gunter Verheugen criticized the EU for their attitude on Turkey’s membership.
Post-election Austria: A New Era for the Institutionalization of Islamophobia?
nsurprisingly, Austria’s national parliamentary elections ended up in a strong vote for the right.
