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The YPG Myth Downplays a Danger For the West

This begins with their practice of legitimizing the YPG as the representative of all Kurds – no matter whether they are living in Turkey, Syria or in Germany, and despite the strong evidence to the contrary.

Operation Peace Spring was an Obligation to Turkey’s Sovereignty

OpinionBy Sümeyye Semiha Büyük

In light of this approach, I invite the readers of this piece to think of Turkey’s position, a country which shares its southern border with a fragmented state in a desperate civil war, with terrorist groups close to its border, and facing the risk of a huge flow of further refugees from Syria, in addition to more than 3.

Is a Trilateral Summit between the US, Russia, and Turkey Achievable?

OpinionBy Murat Aslan

ew realities have surfaced on the ground in Syria after the US and Turkey inked their mutual agreement.

Is a New Adana Agreement on the Agenda?

ColumnBy Ömer Özkizilcik

fter Turkey and the Syrian opposition started a joint military operation against the YPG terror group in northeastern Syria, many new developments are beginning to reshape the situation in the region and the future of Syria.

Wilfully Ignorant? Western Objections to Turkey Are Not Based On Facts But Prejudice

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

They presented Turkey as an invading or occupying force with no intention to leave Syria in the long run.

Sanctions Will Not Deter Turkey but Only Weaken the NATO Alliance

ColumnBy Ömer Özkizilcik

fter Turkey and the Syrian opposition launched Operation Peace Spring against the PKK/YPG terror group to preserve Syria’s territorial integrity and address Turkey’s national security concerns, many states have taken steps against Turkey.

How Will Turkey’s Military Operation Affect Domestic Politics?

ColumnBy Hazal Duran

fter long-lasting negotiations between Turkey and the United States, a cross-border military operation in Syria has been decided.

Al Hol Camp in Hasakah might breed the Next Generation of Daesh

ColumnBy Ömer Özkizilcik

any Daesh members are held in makeshift camps, most notably the Al Hol camp in Syria, in which thousands of Daesh women are held together with their children.

Europe owes Turkey for its Security, it is time the EU takes Negotiations Seriously

OpinionBy Valeria Giannotta

Turkey’s role in the Syrian refugee crisis First of all, it is worth underlining Turkey’s commendable policy of hosting Syrian refugees.

Israel Elections: Why targeting Turkey is an Electoral Strategy for Likud?

OpinionBy Selim Han Yeniacun

Furthermore, Iraq and Lebanon were also affected by the Israeli attacks, while attacks on Syria continued.

Turkey and Iran’s Approach to the YPG: A New Overlap of Interests?

OpinionBy Hakkı Uygur

ince groups such as the YPG and the SDF, extensions of the PKK terrorist organization, have started to gain international legitimacy and dominance politically and militarily, the Syrian crisis has become not only a regional problem for Turkey, but also an internal security threat.

How Conflicts between CENTCOM and EUCOM threaten the Turkey-US Safe Zone Deal

OpinionBy Ömer Özkizilcik

n an earlier column, I wrote that the YPG will continue to harm Turkey-US relations, stating that the formation of allegedly new local military councils by the YPG might sabotage US-Turkey negotiations over the safe zone in northern Syria.

YPG’s Retaliation Against the Press: Kurdistan 24 Case

ColumnBy Ömer Özkizilcik

n 2 September, 2019 the pro-Kurdish media outlet Kurdistan 24 stationed in the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) released a public statement explaining that while they have previously worked in northeastern Syria with the permission of the local YPG administration, they were recently banned from doing so.

What If the Worst-Case Scenario Happens in Idlib?

ColumnBy Ömer Özkizilcik

I argued that Turkey needs a new approach for Idlib, but what if the worst case scenario happens? One where a humanitarian disaster in Idlib cannot be prevented and the UN warning that 2 million refugees may flee to Turkey occurs? According to UNHCR, the number of Syrian refugees in Turkey has reached 3,650,000 making Turkey the biggest host country for refugees in the world.

Turkey-Saudi Rivalry: Conflicting Visions for a Future Middle East

OpinionBy Özden Zeynep Oktav

The Syrian Civil War was shaped and driven not only by a Sunni Saudi – Shia Iranian cold war but also by Saudi Arabia – Turkey confrontation on several issues such as Qatar crisis, the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Istanbul, and Saudi Arabia’s development of stronger ties with the PKK affiliated YPG.

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The YPG Myth Downplays a Danger For the West

Operation Peace Spring was an Obligation to Turkey’s Sovereignty

Is a Trilateral Summit between the US, Russia, and Turkey Achievable?

Is a New Adana Agreement on the Agenda?

Wilfully Ignorant? Western Objections to Turkey Are Not Based On Facts But Prejudice

Sanctions Will Not Deter Turkey but Only Weaken the NATO Alliance

How Will Turkey’s Military Operation Affect Domestic Politics?

Al Hol Camp in Hasakah might breed the Next Generation of Daesh

Europe owes Turkey for its Security, it is time the EU takes Negotiations Seriously

Israel Elections: Why targeting Turkey is an Electoral Strategy for Likud?

Turkey and Iran’s Approach to the YPG: A New Overlap of Interests?

How Conflicts between CENTCOM and EUCOM threaten the Turkey-US Safe Zone Deal

YPG’s Retaliation Against the Press: Kurdistan 24 Case

What If the Worst-Case Scenario Happens in Idlib?

Turkey-Saudi Rivalry: Conflicting Visions for a Future Middle East

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

How the PKK Declined Peace Opportunities since Abdallah Ocalan’s 2013 Call

Cüneyt Cebenoyan: A Turkish Leftist Who Spoke the Unspeakable

18 Years of the AK Party: Key Shifts and Future Challenges

After Raids against Turkish Forces, a New Approach is Needed for Idlib

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