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Regional Vulnerabilities Sharpen in the Aftermath of the US-Iran Escalation

Iranian actions escalating the situation in Persian Gulf and beyond are as follows: 13 June 2019, two oil tankers were hit in the Oman Sea (possibly by Shiite militias) 20 June 2019, the Iranian Air Force shot down a US Global Hawk Drone 20 July 2019, Iran seized a British oil tanker 14 September 2019, ARAMCO oil facilities were hit in Saudi Arabia (by Shiite Houthis) 27 December 2019, the US military base in Kirkuk (K1) was hit by rocket attack (possibly by Shiite militias) 29 December 2019, Shiite demonstrators attempted to seize US Embassy in Baghdad.

When Lies Become Truths: How Trump’s Rhetoric is Reshaping America for the Worse

OpinionBy Bünyamin Uzuncan

Trump mentioned his electoral victories where Latin American people live.

S-400 Sanctions: What Will Be the Price Paid by Turkey?

OpinionBy Merve Seren Yeşiltaş

Calculating the costs to Turkey’s defence industry First and foremost, it is not a correct approach to make a net analysis on profits and losses by comparing the money paid by Ankara for purchasing 100 F-35’s with the amount of money expected to be earned by Turkish defense companies contributing to the construction of F-35s.

The African Anthropocene: The Making of a Western Environmental Crisis

OpinionBy Abdirashid Diriye Kalmoy

Climate change is a global existential crisis, but different regions of the world feel its impacts differently – and Africa, Asia and Latin America are already feeling the consequences of an enraged “mother nature”.

An Alternative Vendor for Turkey’s Missile Defense: Eurosam’s SAMP/T

OpinionBy Merve Seren Yeşiltaş

sanctions because of violating the Iran, North Korea and Syria Nonproliferation Act.

China Caught Between Nationalism and Multiculturalism

OpinionBy Kadir Temiz

Chinese products have circulated from Latin America to Africa and the Middle East through free market, open access routes and a rule-based global economic order.

A Tale of Two Erdogans: How The West Went Rogue on Turkey

OpinionBy Adam Garrie

One must remember though, just because western leaders and policy advocates have changed their mind on Erdoğan, for most of Asia, Africa and even Latin America, Erdoğan and Turkey’s star continues to rise whilst many are questioning whether the decline of the west is temporary or permanent.

Turkey in the Eastern Mediterranean Gas Equation

OpinionBy Elif Erşen

The Turkish side views the waters on which the Greek Cypriots lay claim as disputed because they overlap with the continental shelf of the Turkish Republic while violating the rights of Turkish Cypriots to an equitable share in resources.

The European Parliament Seeks the Medieval Age in Hagia Sophia

ColumnBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

After that plundering, Istanbul became the capital city of the Latin Empire that replaced the Byzantine and the nightmare looming over the city continued for 57 years.

What Awaits Venezuela: A Military Coup or a Civil War?

OpinionBy Süleyman Güder

Aside from the Lima Group, which comprises the representatives of 17 Latin American countries who first met in 2017 to resolve the Venezuelan crisis ongoing since 2012, the U.

Undemocratic But Democratic: How the Global Hegemony Is Maintained through Coups

ColumnBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

Chaos was fomented in society, and every corner of society was provoked, just as they did to Salvador Allende in Chile, the country with one of the longest standing democracy experience in Latin America.

Turkey Charts an Independent Foreign Policy

OpinionBy Adam McConnel

Turkey is now a regional power formulating an independent foreign policy With the U.

US-Turkey Cooperation in Syria Requires Serious Strategy

ColumnBy Kadir Üstün

The main argument of the Obama administration to conduct military operations against Daesh in Syria was that the terror organization was violating international norms, i.

Turkey’s Syria Strategy after the US Withdrawal

ColumnBy Murat Yeşiltaş

While Turkey was calculating a limited military operation against the YPG in its borderline, now Turkey has to reconsider its military strategy.

Türkiye Scholarships in the Global Market of International Students

OpinionBy Murat Kazancı

Looking at the topic generally, 52 percent of international students come from Asia, 25 percent from Europe, 8 percent from Africa, and 5 percent from Latin America.

How Iran is Investing in Shi’ism in the Name of Soft Power

OpinionBy Hilmi Demir

When you deem superstitious beliefs as your irreconcilable enemies, you will think more about annihilating them rather than persuading them.

Türkiye Scholarships and the Rise of Turkey in the International Education Market

OpinionBy Murat Kazancı

While scholarship opportunities in Turkey for higher education were hardly heard about before 2012, today, a whole slew of promising young people from Latin America, the Far East and disadvantaged regions of Africa choose Turkey in order to pursue their studies.

Does Quadruple Talk in Istanbul Signal Peace for Syria?

OpinionBy Kyle Orton

The Turkish government has been engaged in a campaign to split apart HTS, drawing its reconcilable elements into the mainstream opposition, grouped with the Free Syrian Army (FSA) factions under the banner of National Liberation Front (NLF), while isolating and eliminating the extremist hard core.

Geopolitics of the Khashoggi Murder

PoliticsBy Murat Yeşiltaş

This stage was crucial for Ankara to locate the Khashoggi murder as an international issue rather than formulating it as a Turkish-Saudi problem.

Jamal Khashoggi and Andrew Brunson: Two Cases Showing How Turkish Foreign Policy Functions

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

Perhaps the country wants to keep escalation under control and avoids escalating the tension to a no-turn level given that the economic relations with the Saudis still matter.

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Regional Vulnerabilities Sharpen in the Aftermath of the US-Iran Escalation

When Lies Become Truths: How Trump’s Rhetoric is Reshaping America for the Worse

S-400 Sanctions: What Will Be the Price Paid by Turkey?

The African Anthropocene: The Making of a Western Environmental Crisis

An Alternative Vendor for Turkey’s Missile Defense: Eurosam’s SAMP/T

China Caught Between Nationalism and Multiculturalism

A Tale of Two Erdogans: How The West Went Rogue on Turkey

Turkey in the Eastern Mediterranean Gas Equation

The European Parliament Seeks the Medieval Age in Hagia Sophia

What Awaits Venezuela: A Military Coup or a Civil War?

Undemocratic But Democratic: How the Global Hegemony Is Maintained through Coups

Turkey Charts an Independent Foreign Policy

US-Turkey Cooperation in Syria Requires Serious Strategy

Turkey’s Syria Strategy after the US Withdrawal

Türkiye Scholarships in the Global Market of International Students

How Iran is Investing in Shi’ism in the Name of Soft Power

Türkiye Scholarships and the Rise of Turkey in the International Education Market

Does Quadruple Talk in Istanbul Signal Peace for Syria?

Geopolitics of the Khashoggi Murder

Jamal Khashoggi and Andrew Brunson: Two Cases Showing How Turkish Foreign Policy Functions

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