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Rebuilding Sur: Challenges and Opportunities

Therefore, the argument that the rebuilding project for Sur envisions a change to its demographic structure by allowing and encouraging non-Kurds, especially Arabs, (possibly Syrian emigrants) politically unsympathetic to Kurdish nationalists to occupy the district has no relevance whatsoever.

PKK Setback in Nusaybin

FinanceBy Necdet Özçelik

The unique geographical location of Nusaybin, on the border with Syria, led to a high transitivity of the PKK members between Syria and Turkey.

The EU and Turkey: From the Migrant Crisis to the Visa Crisis

FinanceBy Beril Dedeoğlu

The Problem's Background The visa issue has been put back on the table because of the migrant crisis that erupted as a side effect of the Syrian Civil War.

How Can Turkish-Iranian Commonalities Outweigh the Areas of Disagreement?

FinanceBy Farhad Rezaei

Against the background of such friendly exchanges between the two neighbors, however, relations have been strained due to the fact that both countries have been at odds on a number of issues in the Middle East, namely Iran's support for the Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, Iran’s only ally in the Middle East, who could seriously endanger Turkey’s influence in the region.

The Rise of Secular Radicalization and the PKK

PoliticsBy Murat Yeşiltaş

The PKK’s perspective, here, always advertises the argument that ‘the ethnic movement is targeted as a whole’ in relation to the regional-scale fracture caused by the Syrian crisis.

Turkey’s New Economic Challenges under the New Normal

FinanceBy Nurullah Gür

The adaptation of a multidimensional foreign policy had increased Turkey’s economic cooperation with its neighbor countries (Russia, Syria, Iraq and Iran).

The Troubling Legacy of the Sykes-Picot: A Century-Old Chaos in the Arab Middle East

FinanceBy Berdal Aral

Eventually, the newly created Iraq and Jordan, alongside Palestine were put under British rule, whereas Syria and the newly created Lebanon (and parts of southern Anatolia) were given to the French.

Sykes-Picot: The Symbol of Western Imperialism in the Middle East

OpinionBy Muhittin Ataman

For instance, the US and Russia initiated a secret negotiation process to try to manage the Syrian Crisis by excluding related regional states such as Iran, Turkey and Saudi Arabia.

Is the Spirit of Sykes-Picot Still Alive in the Middle East after a Century?

FinanceBy Talha Köse

Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Yemen seem to be failed projects in terms of state-making and maintenance, as the mismatches between the social fabrics and the political structures of these political entities has generated deep grievances over the century.

Is Normalization Possible in Turkish-Egyptian Relations?

FinanceBy Ismail Numan Telci

Riyadh is one of Turkey’s most important allies in some of Ankara’s foreign policy actions, particularly in Syria and Iraq, and more broadly in its competition with Iran.

The 2016 Elections in Iran

FinanceBy Serhan Afacan

The country seemed to many a monolithic body which, say, pursued harmonious policies to preserve its strongholds in Iraq or Syria or conducted painstaking talks over its nuclear question.

Reforming the UN Security Council: A Global Necessity

WorldBy Gonca Oğuz Gök

They target not only the issue of representativeness, but also the Security Council’s failure to respond effectively to humanitarian crises like the recent debacle in Syria.

On Nationalism, Ethnicity and Ethnicity Regimes

InterviewBy Serhan Afacan

Currently, the Syrian crisis is in its fifth year and there is little hope, if any, for a viable solution in the near future.

ISIL: Horror and Terror Revisited

FinanceBy M. Hilmi Özev

Subsequently, the group changed its name to the Islamic State of Iraq and to Levant/Syria-ISIL/ISIS.

Turkey’s Settlement Process: Back to the Original Positions?

OpinionBy Ahmet Yıldız

PKK leadership has two new block-partners in this new war: on the one hand, the Russians, the Iranians and the Assad regime through the PKK’s Syrian branch, the PYD, and, on the other, the military support of the US who saw the PYD as a substitute power for its own soldiers in the field war against IS.

1032 results found!

Rebuilding Sur: Challenges and Opportunities

PKK Setback in Nusaybin

The EU and Turkey: From the Migrant Crisis to the Visa Crisis

How Can Turkish-Iranian Commonalities Outweigh the Areas of Disagreement?

The Rise of Secular Radicalization and the PKK

Turkey’s New Economic Challenges under the New Normal

The Troubling Legacy of the Sykes-Picot: A Century-Old Chaos in the Arab Middle East

Sykes-Picot: The Symbol of Western Imperialism in the Middle East

Is the Spirit of Sykes-Picot Still Alive in the Middle East after a Century?

Is Normalization Possible in Turkish-Egyptian Relations?

The 2016 Elections in Iran

Reforming the UN Security Council: A Global Necessity

On Nationalism, Ethnicity and Ethnicity Regimes

ISIL: Horror and Terror Revisited

Turkey’s Settlement Process: Back to the Original Positions?

Why “November 13th” can not and should not become a French “9/11”

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

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

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