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Are the Fault Lines in the Global Economy Starting to Crack Again?

Four major global central banks – the FED, European Central Bank (ECB), Bank of England, and the Bank of Japan – injected around $13 trillion in order to revive economic activity since the GFC.

Amid Worldwide Hypocrisy, Turkey becomes the Global Paragon of Humanity and Hospitality

OpinionBy Rukiye Kaya

” Alanna Armitage, United Nations Population Fund’s regional director for Eastern Europe and Central Asia, said in an interview with Anadolu Agency.

Trump’s Executive Order to Institute Sanctions Against Iran: Are They Back on the Rails?

OpinionBy Hasan Yücel

Offering only one piece of the sanctions, the Executive Order aims to target companies that do business in different sectors that are central for Iranian business, such as the automotive sector.

FETO: Portrait of a Terrorist Organization

FinanceBy Serdar Gülener

Gulen-affiliated schools in the United States, Europe, Central Asia and Africa carry on supporting the survival of the organization.

What to Expect for the Turkish Economy in 2018

FinanceBy Nurullah Gür

With Fed signaling that it will continue to increase interest rates, uncertainty regarding the future decisions of the European Central Bank, and due to high inflation and volatile exchange rates, the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey is expected to maintain its tight monetary policy.

The Rise of Bitcoin and its Ambiguous Future

FinanceBy Serif Dilek

The rise of Bitcoin What makes Bitcoin different and special is that it can be exchanged between buyers and sellers digitally without the requirement of any third-party authority such as a state or central bank.

Do Separatist Movements gain Ground in World Politics?

FinanceBy Beril Dedeoğlu

The age of empire was followed by years of dissolution which were caused by the loss of central power.

EU to appreciate Turkey’s efforts

NewsBy Politics Today

” More, the Economic Minister added that “if we complement each other, we will be stronger, and the EU will be able to work in Africa, Iraq, Syria, Pakistan and Central Asia faster and more easily.

Russia’s Grand Strategy: Threats, Risks and Obstacles

FinanceBy Halit Gülşen

Apart from the military interventions, it also established a security circle in the region by signing new military agreements with Central Asian countries, Armenia and Belarus.

Viewing Contemporary Turkey and Pakistan through Television Series

FinanceBy Waseem Ahad

Throughout this drama serial hijab has a central role that cements the male-female difference.

“One Belt, One Road” Project and Turkish-Chinese Relations in a Strategic Perspective

FinanceBy Sadık Ünay

In this context, the OBOR project reflects the vision of establishing an expansive economic and political sphere of influence by financing the infrastructure and development investments of developing countries in a line extending from Central Asia to Africa and Latin America.

The New Silk Route: Turkey’s Pivot to Asia by “One Belt, One Road”

FinanceBy Eşref Yalınkılıçlı

For instance, the country has often been targeted by Daesh through Central Asian recruits who were benefiting from the ongoing conflicts in Syria.

Ex-Soviet State Fighters in DAESH

FinanceBy Halit Gülşen

Apart from Russia, there are also fighters from Central Asian countries like Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan.

The Threat of DAESH Sleeper Cells and How to Contain It

FinanceBy Rıfat Öncel

However, it is also a noticeable trend that groups from the Caucasus and Central Asia have increasingly been targeted by police operations in the country.

Rebalancing Turkey’s Foreign Policy

FinanceBy Talha Köse

More nationalist discourses started to dominate multilateralist voices and security diplomacy started to become more central actors to Turkey’s foreign policy making since both the Turkish public and Turkish decision makers are getting increasingly disappointed by the US and EU’s indifference to its security concerns.

What will the Presidential System Bring to the Turkish Economy?

FinanceBy Nurullah Gür

In 2006, despite the fact that important candidates such as the late Adnan Buyukdeniz and Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Simsek were available to be appointed to the central bank, they were appointed due to the ideological defenses of the then president.

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Are the Fault Lines in the Global Economy Starting to Crack Again?

Amid Worldwide Hypocrisy, Turkey becomes the Global Paragon of Humanity and Hospitality

Trump’s Executive Order to Institute Sanctions Against Iran: Are They Back on the Rails?

FETO: Portrait of a Terrorist Organization

What to Expect for the Turkish Economy in 2018

The Rise of Bitcoin and its Ambiguous Future

Do Separatist Movements gain Ground in World Politics?

EU to appreciate Turkey’s efforts

Russia’s Grand Strategy: Threats, Risks and Obstacles

Viewing Contemporary Turkey and Pakistan through Television Series

“One Belt, One Road” Project and Turkish-Chinese Relations in a Strategic Perspective

The New Silk Route: Turkey’s Pivot to Asia by “One Belt, One Road”

Ex-Soviet State Fighters in DAESH

The Threat of DAESH Sleeper Cells and How to Contain It

Rebalancing Turkey’s Foreign Policy

What will the Presidential System Bring to the Turkish Economy?

What’s Turkey’s New Wealth Fund?

Will Turkey’s “Citizenship Through Investment” Program Contribute to the Economy?

World’s New Financial Hub: Istanbul

Cypriots Weary of Fragile Peace Talks

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