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“One Belt, One Road” Project and Turkish-Chinese Relations in a Strategic Perspective

Since many global powers are endeavoring to strike a balance in Syria, reminiscent of the power balances in the 19th century, and the Western allies are overtly attempting to undermine the national security of Turkey in the region; Turkey is spurred to seek new formulas that would balance its conventional Western engagement occasionally with Russia or other emerging powers.

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

FinanceBy Merve Seren

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.

What is behind the Crisis in the Gulf?

FinanceBy Betül Doğan Akkaş

Qatar has recently been more visible in the political scene of the Middle East with its military and political involvement in the Arab Spring in Syria, Egypt, Tunisia, Libya, Bahrain and Yemen.

The New Silk Route: Turkey’s Pivot to Asia by “One Belt, One Road”

FinanceBy Eşref Yalınkılıçlı

For instance, the country has often been targeted by Daesh through Central Asian recruits who were benefiting from the ongoing conflicts in Syria.

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.

For the U.S. and Turkey, NATO Continues to be an Unequal, Unreliable Alliance

FinanceBy Kemal İnat

has been providing indirect support to the outlawed PKK, one of the most dangerous terrorist groups in the region, through the medium of the PKK's Syrian offshoot, the People's Protection Units (YPG).

Erdoğan – Trump Meeting Signals a More Constructive Era in US-Turkish Relations

FinanceBy Talha Köse

org/will-the-trump-administration%E2%80%99s-syria-policy-change-after-the-chemical-attack/ Enclosing Sunni countries with a “Shiite crescent” – a policy that was covertly endorsed by the Obama administration to limit the Sunni governments in the region much to the chagrin of traditional allies like Turkey, Saudi Arabia, the Gulf countries and Israel – is no longer sustainable.

The Threat of DAESH Sleeper Cells and How to Contain It

FinanceBy Rıfat Öncel

fter the recent death of senior Daesh operative Abdurakhmon Uzbeki as a result of a US Special Forces raid in Mayadin, in eastern Syrian near Deir ez Zor, the complexity of the threat exposed by Daesh towards Turkey, has once again been proven.

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

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.

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

FinanceBy Talha Köse

The Obama Administration’s decision to form an alliance with the terrorist PYD/YPG against DAESH in Syria was a turning point for Turkey.

Rebalancing Turkey’s Foreign Policy

FinanceBy Talha Köse

Both Turkey’s traditional NATO allies and Russia are unwilling to cooperate with it in its efforts to meet security challenges related to the spillover effects of the Syrian war and the problems related to the FETO (Fetullah Gülenist Terror Organization).

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.

The Misuse of Integration as a Kampfbegriff in Germany

FinanceBy Mehmet Osman Gulyesil

Having a war on its border in Syria, overcoming a coup attempt on July 15th, and having been threatened by three main terror organizations within and outside his borders, namely the PKK, FETÖ and DAESH, the Turkish people are predominantly looking for security, economic prosperity, and, above all, social service.

Why People said “Yes” in Turkey’s Referendum

FinanceBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

A Turkey which is surrounded by wars, hosts 2,500,000 Syrian refugees, has been targeted by both Daesh and the PKK, recently overcame a coup attempt on July 15 Gülenist infiltrators instructed by Fetullah Gülen who tried to move the country into an unprecedented chaos.

Turkey’s Prospects and Challenges for a National Missile Defense System

FinanceBy Merve Seren

That is to say, Syria’s, Iran’s and Russia’s missiles, which may launch either from their borders or indeed from deeper into their territories, would be capable of reaching the most strategic points of Turkey.

Towards a New Strategic Partnership between Turkey and the Gulf?

OpinionBy Abdullah Erboga

Common Concerns Firstly, there are issues concerning foreign policy: the security of the Gulf becoming a secondary concern for the US, the US paving the way for Iran’s influence with the nuclear deal, and the US’ stance towards countries of the region like Iraq and Syria.

Cooperating with Assad Could Cost the YPG

FinanceBy Can Acun

he recent decision by the Manbij Military Council to hand over territories in western Manbij to the Assad regime to prevent attacks from Turkish-backed Syrian rebel brigades will have its long-term effects on the YPG dominated Syrian Democratic Forces.

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

he Syrian Civil War has developed in roughly three phases.

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“One Belt, One Road” Project and Turkish-Chinese Relations in a Strategic Perspective

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

What is behind the Crisis in the Gulf?

The New Silk Route: Turkey’s Pivot to Asia by “One Belt, One Road”

Ex-Soviet State Fighters in DAESH

For the U.S. and Turkey, NATO Continues to be an Unequal, Unreliable Alliance

Erdoğan – Trump Meeting Signals a More Constructive Era in US-Turkish Relations

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

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

Rebalancing Turkey’s Foreign Policy

Sino-Turkish Relations in the Age of Global Transformation

The Misuse of Integration as a Kampfbegriff in Germany

Why People said “Yes” in Turkey’s Referendum

Turkey’s Prospects and Challenges for a National Missile Defense System

Towards a New Strategic Partnership between Turkey and the Gulf?

Cooperating with Assad Could Cost the YPG

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

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