Securing a Future for Syrian Women in Turkey
Turkey is home to the highest refugee population in the world, having adopted an open door policy for people who come from Syria to Turkey.
No More Ghost Generations: Syrian Children’s Education in Turkey
Syrian refugees have become the number one challenge for neighboring countries and the EU because of the difficulties in coping with the increasing numbers of asylum seekers.
The Impact of the Syrian Civil War on Identity Groups in Turkey
Unfortunately, the crisis in Syria has stimulated the identity-related fault lines in Turkey, increasing the risk of social contention, whereby the escalating civil war in Syria has posed the threat of identity-oriented polarization in Turkey.
The NuDay Initiative for the Syrian Refugees in Turkey
With the start of the Syrian Revolution in March 2011, we have seen the worst of humanity; but, we have also witnessed some of humanity’s best.
The US Army Special Forces in Syria
In 2015, the US Special Forces affiliated with the YPG – the Syrian branch of the PKK – in Syria and prompted a major terror threat against Turkey.
PKK’s Syria Branch PYD: A Violent Non-State Actor and its Controversial Legitimacy
ounded by the PKK terrorist organization in 2003, PYD developed into a critical actor in Syria after 2011.
Increasing Cooperation Between Ankara and Washington on the Syrian Issue: How About Revisiting the Safe Zone Idea?
Deputy Secretary of State Antony Blinken paid a visit to Ankara where the two sides discussed the ongoing efforts to defeat DAESH and to resolve the Syrian crisis through diplomacy.
The Geneva Talks and Syria in its Aftermath
he Geneva Talks held in order to find a diplomatic solution to the Syria problem failed as expected and attention is now turned again towards the front where the violence had never stopped during the talks.
Russia in Syria
he Syrian crisis is in its fifth year and there is still no workable solution in sight.
The Syrian Crisis and Turkey-EU Relations
The Syrian Civil War has begun in 2011 during the process called the "Arab Spring" which has destabilized an immense geography from Libya to Afghanistan, passing from Egypt, Yemen, and Iraq.
Downing of the Russian Jet, the Syrian Civil War and Turkish-Russian Relations
he shooting down of a Russian bomber aircraft by the Turkish Air Force in November 24, 2015 near the Syrian border represents the nadir of Turkish-Russian relations since the turn of the 21st century.
Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu Is Set to Lose Turkey’s Presidential Election
On May 24, after long negotiations, Kılıçdaroğlu was able to reach an agreement and secure the support of Ümit Özdağ, the far-right leader of the Victory Party, a staunch nationalist and the most vocal political figure promising the immediate deportation of millions of Syrian refugees.
Turkey’s May 14 Elections Were Free and Fair, Despite Biased Comments By Some International Observers
There is the point about Turkey’s refusal to accept Kadir Kasırga and Soren Sondergaard as election observers. Kasırga has been…
New Turkish Citizens: Who Do They Vote For and Why?
6 million Syrian refugees in the country, but his zeal to win more nationalist votes made him spice up the number.
Erdoğan Once Again: Turkish People Choose Stability and National Security
Turkey, which has become a game-changer in conflict and crisis areas in its immediate geography thanks to its defense industry, is taking important steps both to protect regional interests and increase its international reputation as a broker in Ukraine, Syria, Libya, and Azerbaijan.
Middle Eastern Media’s Take on the May 14 Elections in Turkey
The interest in the election results reflects Turkey’s regional importance as it has become a vital actor in Libya, Syria, Iraq, and the Gulf.
How Does the UK View the Taiwan Issue?
in the Syrian and Libyan crises.
How Europe Approaches Turkey’s Elections and How It Actually Should
However, European political actors are uncertain about the Turkish opposition's possible approach to the migration issue and view the opposition's discourse on the deportation of Syrian refugees in Turkey with hesitation.
Is Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu Turkey’s Zelig?
Read: The Turkish Opposition's Litmus Test: Syrian RefugeesEnsar Öğüt, former CHP deputy, who published a book on Kılıçdaroğlu and often speaks in media outlets in support of him, repeatedly says that “Kılıçdaroğlu knows the Holy Quran by heart.
How Turkey Neutralizes the PKK and Other Terrorist Targets
The operation in Hasaka neutralized Zeki Gürbüz, the so-called Syria officer of the terrorist organization Marxist-Leninist Communist Party (MLKP), and Özgür Namoğlu, code-named “Fırat Neval,’’ the organization’s so-called Syrian sabotage officer; the operation in Qamishli neutralized Halil Menci who planned the 2022 Taksim attack; the operation that captured Ramazan Güneş, code-named “Soreş/Soreşger,’’ a member of the organization’s “special forces” who carried out 12 terrorist acts in Turkey, and brought him to Suleymaniye, Iraq; the operation in Sinjar neutralized the terrorist Saad Ali Bedel, code-named “Ceko Pir,’’ the so-called military commander of the PKK-affiliated Sinjar Defense Units (YBŞ); and the operation in Aleppo neutralized Mehmet Yıldırım, code-named “Hamza Kobani,’’ the so-called finance officer of Aleppo and Tel Rifat.
