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A Textbook Example: How the Gulenist Cult Became a Terrorist Organization

Two days later, this time during his trip to Germany, the Turkish President repeated his call and asked Germany to designate the Gulenist organization as a terrorist organization.

Ingrained bias remains intact as UEFA announces the expected

NewsBy Politics Today

ith two strong contenders bidding to host the next tournament, UEFA announced Germany to host the 2024 UEFA European Football Championship on Thursday.

Turkey Seeks a New Status in International Politics

ColumnBy Ali Aslan

One is that the main institutions that are responsible for keeping current international order afloat should be reformed in order to be able to accommodate rising powers such as Turkey, India, Brazil, and Germany.

Sisi’s Strongest Allies: Trump and Netanyahu

ColumnBy Ismail Numan Telci

, Germany, France, and Italy have behaved as if a military coup never took place in Egypt, as if thousands of civilians were not taken into prison for years and as if opposition activists have not suddenly disappeared.

Colonial Past Haunts France (II): The case of General Aussaresses as an Attempt to Vindicate the French State

ColumnBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

t was a few years after France recognized the responsibility of the Vichy government in the Holocaust, who collaborated with Germany under the Nazi invasion.

As Diplomacy Moves on in Idlib, so does Turkey’s Deterrence Strategy

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

fter last Friday’s tripartite summit of Iran, Russia, and Turkey in Tehran, there was another meeting this Friday, bringing Turkey, Russia, France, and Germany together in Istanbul.

Thilo Sarrazin’s Hostile Takeover: Does Islam Obstruct Progress and Threaten Society?

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

n 2010, former member of the Berlin city government and of the Bundesbank’s board, Thilo Sarrazin, published his bestseller “Germany Abolishes Itself,” which subsequently caused broad controversy within and outside of Germany.

The US atrocity and Trump as a scapegoat

PoliticsBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

But endless examples can be listed showing that France, Germany, and the U.

Turkey is important for Europe despite Sigmar Gabriel’s false prophecies

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

But more interestingly, the current leader of the Social Democrats in Germany (SPD), Andrea Nahles, who is not an MP in the German Bundestag, recently pointed to this issue, while many major German politicians and circles made it clear that they do not consider any current proposals with regard to Turkey.

Long live putschists, long live unlawfulness!

ColumnBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

While the majority of coup plotters were tried and arrested, some of them fled to Greece and Germany.

The darkest day in Egypt’s history: Rabaa massacre and its sorrow memory

ColumnBy Ismail Numan Telci

, Germany, France, the U.

When a Super Power goes Rogue, Everything goes Wrong

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

The only hope for a new start is Trump’s unpredictability. Another u-turn in American policies toward Turkey can save a…

Bulent Ortacgil: “Whether we support the ruling party or the opposition, we need to reconcile”

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Ortacgil, in his interview for Sabah, emphasized the uniting power of music and he recounts how his concerts in Germany drew as many Germans as Turks and was conducive to breaking the stereotypes on Turkish expatriates.

“I am a German when we win, but I am an immigrant when we lose”

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He has played in a total of 92 national games and played for Germany during the 2014 World Cup.

Can the Mesut Ozil Affair Trigger a New Sensitivity Regarding Racism?

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

Last Sunday, one of Germany’s best football players quit his career in the German national football team.

FETO’s German Wing and the Supreme Court

ColumnBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

Since then, those words of the miller are employed in such contexts related to justice in Germany and various other countries including Turkey.

Fiscally Prudent and Monetarily Strict: Is This What Good Governance Means?

ColumnBy Mevlüt Tatlıyer

For example, this was what France did for a long time in the Bretton Woods era, when her neighbor West Germany had been implementing stricter monetary policy.