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Sino-Soviet Split Redux under President Trump?

The default alternative is the continuation of the Cold War alliance structure with slight modifications, where Russia is perceived as an anti-American power that needs to be contained, whereas China continues to be the most favoured nation in economic terms as part of a quasi-appeasement strategy.

How the Global and Turkish Economy will appear in 2017

FinanceBy Nurullah Gür

Restoring relations with Russia, depreciation of the TL and moderate oil prices are positive signs for the current account balance.

Will Trump Deliver on His Protectionist Economic Pledges?

FinanceBy Hatice Karahan

election results, Trump’s relationships with the EU, Russia and Iran are also likely to produce complicated economic effects for Turkey in positive or negative ways.

Cypriots Weary of Fragile Peace Talks

OpinionBy Ertan Karpazlı

Its discovery particularly delighted the European gas market, which was long looking to diversify its imports away from Russia.

Who Killed Karlov?

FinanceBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

Who killed Karlov, the Russian Federation’s ambassador to Ankara? According to the initial findings, there are many signs, ranging from the schools the shooter went to, to his contacts, which suggest that he is a Gülenist.

The Karlov Assassination: Questions and Answers

FinanceBy Ufuk Ulutaş

What was the purpose of the assassination of Russian Federation Ambassador Andrey Karlov? Two main frameworks can be used to evaluate the purpose of the assassination.

What’s Next after the Fall of Aleppo?

Middle EastBy Ömer Behram Özdemir

After four and half years of war, Syrian regime forces captured Aleppo city with the direct help of their Iranian and Russian allies.

Energy and Turkey’s South Caucasus Policy: the EU Regionalization Catalyst

FinanceBy Ilia Roubanis

Despite being a NATO member, Turkey has self-consciously avoided playing the counterbalancing strategic actor in the region vis-à-vis Russia and has kept policy cooperation with each and every state in the region in neat and self-contained “boxes.

Echoes of Rasputin in the Modern World

FinanceBy Selim Yaman

Rasputin, a Russian peasant, later trusted counselor to the last Romanov family, was widely perceived as being the power behind the Russian Tsar.

Perils of the PKK’s Arms: The MANPADS Challenge

OpinionBy Merve Seren Yeşiltaş Cagrı Dogal Gul

Easily Proliferated and A Natural Choice for Non-State Actors The Russian-made SA series MANPADS are especially selling to many countries, and easy to find in the open weapon market.

As Washington looks to divide the Middle East, Turkey pins Hopes on Democracy

FinanceBy Nursin Atesoglu Guney

First, Ankara’s 65th government, in line with the new contours of its foreign policy has decided to diversify its relations with both near and distant countries, reaching out to Israel, Russia, and Egypt over points of commonality.

Why Europe is increasingly irrelevant to the Middle East

FinanceBy Ozan Ahmet Çetin

If the EU cannot agree on its strategic goals beyond the most basic issue of securing its borders, why should Middle Eastern governments pay attention to its policy towards them? Compared to Russia and the US, Europe is effected more by the civil war in Syria in terms of a spill-over of terrorism, and major waves of refugees fleeing from Assad and DAESH brutality.

Prejudice in the Western Media

FinanceBy Yusuf Özkır

The French used Le Figaro, while the Russians enlisted Le Nord, a Brussels newspaper, into their service and financed the famous salon of Madame Olga Novikov in London, in which Turks were described as unfit for Western civilization and as promoters of ‘Muslim fanaticism’.

Turkey’s Double-Edged Strategy to Bring Regional Stability

FinanceBy Farhad Rezaei

Although Turkey's entry into Syria can be a sign of increasing cooperation between all players in the Syrian battle – which gives more hope for positive results – it is impossible to predict how long this cooperation will last, especially at the level of the relationships between the US, Turkey, Russia and Iran.

The Geopolitical Crisis in the Caucasus, Ukraine, and the Middle East

InterviewBy Serhan Afacan

Professor Aktürk extensively analyzed the growing political and military influence of Russia in the Caucasus, Ukraine, and the Middle East, the Western inaction to this and Turkey’s efforts to multiply its policy options in the region.

Strategic Goal and Operational Context of the Euphrates Shield

FinanceBy Necdet Özçelik

However, over that time, two major obstacles to putting this project into practice emerged: first, the US policy shift from supporting the Syrian moderate opposition to the PYD/PKK; second, the tension with Russia following the jet incident.

The End of the Turkish-American ‘Alliance’ after the Failed Coup?

OpinionBy Şener Aktürk

Russia, Brazil, Iran, Saudi Arabia, China, Pakistan, and France are among the many middle or great powers with which Turkey has established amicable relations, at least for a limited time (in the case of Russia and Iran), under AK Party governments since 2002.

Deconstructing the Gülenist Coup Attempt: A Political Economy Perspective

FinanceBy Sadık Ünay

Turkey was caught by this heinous coup attempt while the economy was gaining steam, normalization attempts with Russia, Israel and Egypt in foreign policy were advancing with potentially significant economic contributions and strong growth prospects were expected for 2017.