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Securing Turkey’s Borders: A Proactive Strategy with High-Tech Approach

Turkey needs to tighten security measures and augment the current structure along the Syrian and Iraqi borders because of the demographic facts, contradictory political strategies of outer powers, and the presence of secessionist groups.

Ex-Soviet State Fighters in DAESH

FinanceBy Halit Gülşen

AESH, which first appeared in Iraq followed by Syria and became the world’s number one terrorist organization, even surpassing Al-Qaeda, harbors a significant number of foreign terrorist fighters (FTFs) within its ranks.

The Threat of DAESH Sleeper Cells and How to Contain It

FinanceBy Rıfat Öncel

Involvement of such a high-profile operative in an attack on Turkey implies that Daesh operations in Turkey have a firm chain of command directed from the headquarters in Syria or Iraq.

Why DAESH is So Pleasant to Israel

FinanceBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

” Committing terrorist acts all across the globe and killing hundreds in Australia, Canada, Kenya, Italy, Yemen, Tunisia, Russia, Malaysia, Bangladesh, the US, Germany, Saudi Arabia, Belgium, Indonesia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Egypt, Denmark, France, Sweden and Turkey, Daesh apologized to Israel as shots were fired from a territory under its control.

Turkey’s Domestic Surveillance Balloons vs. the US Persistent Threat Detection System

FinanceBy Merve Seren Yeşiltaş

Terrorist organizations based in Iraq and Syria, including the PKK/KONGRA-GEL/PYD/YPG/DEASH, frequently attempted to infiltrate Turkish territory either for attacking Turkish citizens or in a quest for gaining local support in the region.

Breaking Myths: Arab-Turkish Interaction and the Syrian War

FinanceBy Waseem Ahad

As Arabs woke from the dust of World War I they were to find themselves under a new configuration — Iraq, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Palestine/Israel.

From Alliance to Tacit Containment: Changes in Turkey-US Relations

FinanceBy Talha Köse

Nuclear talks with Iran, political developments in Iraq and the US’s military retreat from Iraq paved the way for Iran and its sectarian geopolitics.

Rebalancing Turkey’s Foreign Policy

FinanceBy Talha Köse

The outbreak of the Syrian Civil War and the destabilization of Iraq due to the rise of terror organizations and ethnic and sectarian militia groups radically changed the security environment of Turkey.

Sino-Turkish Relations in the Age of Global Transformation

FinanceBy Kadir Temiz

The most probable field of cooperation is a consultation mechanism, which will determine common threats regarding the Iraqi and Syrian crises that concern both countries.

Hezbollah gains Ground in Syria While Humanitarian Tragedy Floats in Damascus

FinanceBy Merve Çalhan

The truth is the Syrian army was neither qualified to handle the crisis in Aleppo in its own way, nor were they able to capture the divided city where all separate enclaves were being controlled by various groups comprising of Russian soldiers, Shiite fighters from Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Palestine and Afghanistan.

Sultans of Democracy Demand the Head of Erdoğan

FinanceBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

This visual was just like the ones showing torture at Abu Ghraib prison during the invasion of Iraq.

Turkey is Consolidating its Power While Facing Newly Shaped Multidimensional Threats in Syria

FinanceBy Merve Çalhan

Based on the fact that the general overview of the battlefield has expanded and even most ominously crossed the borders of Syria and spilled over Iraq, it is unrealistic to talk about presence of just one battlefield but there are numerous battlefields where proxies have buckled down to debilitating each other.

Towards a New Strategic Partnership between Turkey and the Gulf?

OpinionBy Abdullah Erboga

They had been the US’ strategic partners during the Cold War, but disillusioned with the US after the Second Iraq War (2003) and the Arab Spring, respectively.

Cooperating with Assad Could Cost the YPG

FinanceBy Can Acun

The ENKS has traditionally strongly opposed the Assad regime, and they have good ties with mainstream Syrian rebels, the Turkish government and especially with the Barzani-government of the Kurdish autonomous region in northern Iraq.

Trump, Media, Journalism Ethics and “Others”

FinanceBy Yusuf Özkır

Have those same media organisations who have taken a stance against Trump’s humiliating and insulting discourse been able to uphold their “journalism ethic” of fairness and impartiality when it comes to different countries and peoples? What kind of general publication policy did these outlets have when Turkey, Iraq and Palestine were the subject concerned? Did they apologise for inaccuracies and false news reports then? Iraq’s Weapons of Mass Destruction; the BBC’s reporting of Turkey When looking into American history, it can be claimed that it has a relatively free and neutral media.

The Trump Effect on the Global Energy Game and Turkey’s Role

FinanceBy İsmail Kavaz

From this point of view, especially the developments in the Middle East, Syria and Iraq will greatly influence the variables of the energy equation.

Between Anger and Sympathy: European and North American Foreign Fighters in the YPG

FinanceBy Hüseyin Alptekin

An effort to profile the foreign fighters in Syria (and Iraq with the spread of the war) has found they – on average – seemed to be in their 20s, unemployed or students, and had an immigrant background.

Has the Myth of the Global Village Ended Now?

FinanceBy Sertaç Timur Demir

US President Donald Trump’s decision that imposes a travel ban against citizens of Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen can and should be interpreted in this context.

How to Make an Ottoman Clock in the Twenty First Century, An Interview With Professor Lutfi Sunar

InterviewBy Faruk Yaslicimen

As a uniting figure, Saladin was used by al-Assad, as he believed the invasion of Iraq would affect Syria.

The Gülen Cult, between Modernism and Narcissism

FinanceBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

” What differentiates them from Daesh? On the other hand, our experiences show that resorting to violence or committing massacres does not have anything to do with being a member of a terrorist organization which emerged from a Baath-ridden, post-American occupation Iraq; white and blue collared members of such a cult are also capable of committing these atrocities.

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Securing Turkey’s Borders: A Proactive Strategy with High-Tech Approach

Ex-Soviet State Fighters in DAESH

The Threat of DAESH Sleeper Cells and How to Contain It

Why DAESH is So Pleasant to Israel

Turkey’s Domestic Surveillance Balloons vs. the US Persistent Threat Detection System

Breaking Myths: Arab-Turkish Interaction and the Syrian War

From Alliance to Tacit Containment: Changes in Turkey-US Relations

Rebalancing Turkey’s Foreign Policy

Sino-Turkish Relations in the Age of Global Transformation

Hezbollah gains Ground in Syria While Humanitarian Tragedy Floats in Damascus

Sultans of Democracy Demand the Head of Erdoğan

Turkey is Consolidating its Power While Facing Newly Shaped Multidimensional Threats in Syria

Towards a New Strategic Partnership between Turkey and the Gulf?

Cooperating with Assad Could Cost the YPG

Trump, Media, Journalism Ethics and “Others”

The Trump Effect on the Global Energy Game and Turkey’s Role

Between Anger and Sympathy: European and North American Foreign Fighters in the YPG

Has the Myth of the Global Village Ended Now?

How to Make an Ottoman Clock in the Twenty First Century, An Interview With Professor Lutfi Sunar

The Gülen Cult, between Modernism and Narcissism

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