‘Give me my son or I will burn this place down!’: A Kurdish Mother’s Fight against the PKK
Upon this, a pro-PKK media outlet Mesopotamia Agency contacted Mehmet Akar, who was previously unreachable.
YPG’s Retaliation Against the Press: Kurdistan 24 Case
n 2 September, 2019 the pro-Kurdish media outlet Kurdistan 24 stationed in the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) released a public statement explaining that while they have previously worked in northeastern Syria with the permission of the local YPG administration, they were recently banned from doing so.
Supervision or Censorship? Turkey’s Regulation on Netflix and Web-Based Broadcasting
The claim has even more force in an age of press magnates and media barons than it had in his own time.
From the Nixon-Reagan Tapes to Trump’s Tweets: Racism Has a Tradition in US Politics
In the course of the last few weeks, Trump’s tirade against “the Squad” – Ilhan Omar, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ayanna Pressley and Rashida Tlaib – has occupied global media and captivated our attention.
Turkey-Saudi Rivalry: Conflicting Visions for a Future Middle East
(Hearst&Soylu, 2019)
In parallel with these developments, Saudi Arabia launched a social media campaign boycotting all Turkish products and calling for citizens not to travel to Turkey.
Cüneyt Cebenoyan: A Turkish Leftist Who Spoke the Unspeakable
For them, the PKK’s sole aim is peace and “democratic” politics while they recruit children, make them blow themselves up in suicide attacks, and liken them to mythological figures in their media outlets.
An Alternative Vendor for Turkey’s Missile Defense: Eurosam’s SAMP/T
offered Patriot systems’ upgraded versions “Patriot Advanced Capability-2” (PAC-2) and “Patriot Advanced Capability-3” (PAC-3) while Russia’s single state intermediary agency for exports or imports of defense-related products, Rosoboronexport participated in the bidding with “Antey-2500”, upgraded version of the “Almaz S-300VM” missile defense system.
Operation Claw: Strategy, Scope and Goals
It has caused the PKK's loss of territorial control in Hakurk, which breaks the terrorist organization's "media defense field" perception.
Why Turkey Needed S-400 Missile System
During the 1991 Gulf War, it turned out that Turkey did not have the means to protect itself from Iraq’s Scud missile systems, which had limited media coverage at the time.
European Neo-Nazis have Missiles. What’s Next?
In the northern city of Turin, a region economically well-off compared to the austerity ridden south, the global media was treated with staggering and unnerving images of missiles and Nazi memorabilia.
Turkey’s Intelligence Security
Without disregarding this classification, the following should be considered:
A classification considering the institutions mediated to produce intelligence can make research easy.
Turkey’s Civil-Military Relations after the Coup Attempt
In cases of “certain conditions,” when the Turkish military’s specific cadres persuaded some civilian groups, the majority of the country’s media and leading figures of the judiciary, these conditions enabled a military coup.
The Tiananmens Ignored by the Western Media
hen discussing the media’s strong links to democracy in the literature of democracy, it is problematic that large media organizations that have a global network make a choice between two images that represent similar concepts.
Cleaning the House: Anti-Opposition Campaign in Saudi Arabia
audi Arabia has become a frequently mentioned actor in the international media.
Three Ways to Increase Security in Afrin
Based on a dataset of two months of YPG attacks, I wrote earlier how the YPG is trying to sabotage security and how the YPG propaganda machine defends these terrorist attacks.
Is the Liberal Perspective Ahead of Turkish Politics?
The Western media often depicts President Erdogan as “the sultan of Turkey” with a typical orientalist gaze.
Who Was Behind the Attack on Oil Tankers in the Persian Gulf?
Iran denied the accusations immediately after the attacks and government officials announced that a team had been assigned to rescue about 40 crew members in the tankers.
Media is the Message Now: An Interview with Dr. Hakkı Öcal on Foreign Media Outlets in Turkey
Hakkı Öcal, a renowned senior Turkish journalist and a regular contributor for Milliyet daily and also a faculty member of Ibn Haldun University Faculty of Communication about the increasing activeness of foreign media outlets in Turkey.
Is New Media Becoming a Threat to Democracy?
However, the structural changes introduced by new media technologies have been misused and have eventually turned into threats against democracy.
Will the US Congress Sway the Trump Administration Against Turkey?
nuclear weapons under the authority of NATO from Turkey is being brought into public discussion by similar organizations and media institutions.
