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Why the YPG Can’t Fight Against Turkey

An important question in this regard is: Can the YPG fight and resist against a joint Turkish-Syrian military operation? To put the answer with the words of Aldar Xelil, a leading Kurdish figure, “If they enter, our territory will be destroyed,” stating that they have no illusion of a victory against Turkey.

Turkey is Essential for the Success of Any Project in the Eastern Mediterranean

ColumnBy Ismail Numan Telci

Despite a regional agenda, it was also noted that five of the major players in the Eastern Mediterranean, Turkey, Lebanon, Syria, Libya and Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus was not present in the meeting.

An Alternative Vendor for Turkey’s Missile Defense: Eurosam’s SAMP/T

OpinionBy Merve Seren

sanctions because of violating the Iran, North Korea and Syria Nonproliferation Act.

Russia’s Escalation in Idlib: What’s the Purpose?

ColumnBy Ömer Özkizilcik

On the battle front, the Assad regime and the Syrian opposition mourn heavy causalities, and no side has come out winning.

Where Does Trump Stand on Sanctions against Turkey?

OpinionBy Shannon Karst

In his response, he commented on the Kurdish issue in Syria, the release of American Pastor, Andrew Brunson, from Turkish detention, and on his personal rapport with President Erdogan—and yet he failed to provide any clarification on the U.

Operation Claw: Strategy, Scope and Goals

OpinionBy Necdet Özçelik

Unlike Syrian territory, the region of Hakurk, with its many mountains, hills and deep valleys stretching from east to west, peaks ranging from 1.

The UAE’s Strategic Redeployment in Yemen

ColumnBy Ismail Numan Telci

The UAE has been increasingly involved in conflicts in the region, including Egypt, Libya, Sudan, Palestine, Syria, and Yemen.

US Finally Appoints Envoy to Turkey: Can Satterfield Repair the Relationship?

OpinionBy Olivia Russ

Iran is planning to increase its uranium enrichment beyond the limits of the JCPOA, and the crisis in Syria continues unabated.

Why Turkey Needed S-400 Missile System

OpinionBy Yusuf Alabarda

Between the Second Gulf War (2003) and the outbreak of the Syrian Civil War, the Turkish government ran a busy schedule to meet the deficit in the national air defense system.

US Lifts Arms Embargo on Cyprus, But Only Selling Smoke

OpinionBy Ertan Karpazlı

-led alliance’s arming of PKK-linked militants in Syria, as well as Washington’s failure to extradite Fetullah Gulen, a Pennsylvania-based criminal cult leader accused of orchestrating a coup attempt in Turkey in 2016.

Neo-Racism in the Age of Extremes

OpinionBy Turgay Yerlikaya

The extent of this mobilization can be better visualized when it is considered that around 13 million people fled the Syrian Civil War only during the period of the Arab revolts.

Cleaning the House: Anti-Opposition Campaign in Saudi Arabia

OpinionBy Mehmet Rakipoğlu

The connection between the Sahwa and the Ikhwan can be traced back to the 1970s, when members of the Ikhwan, who were under pressure in Egypt and Syria, densely migrated to Saudi Arabia, bringing their ideas to the Kingdom.

Three Ways to Increase Security in Afrin

ColumnBy Ömer Özkizilcik

he Afrin region in Syria was liberated by the Turkish Armed Forces and the Syrian National Army during Operation Olive Branch.

The Washington Post drops Journalism to a new low

NewsBy Politics Today

The main goal of the organization is to occupy the eastern and southeastern parts of the Anatolia Region of Turkey, Syria, Iran and Iraq on the lines of revolutionary Marxist-Leninist ideology and separatist ethno-nationalist principles, calling for Kurds to establish an independent state in the region.

Is Drowning Immigrants the EU’s New Strategy?

OpinionBy Abdirashid Diriye Kalmoy

And you are a mother – from an African country or war-ravaged Syria and Afghanistan – with small kids on a boat full to the brim with people who are destitute like you.

Why did Voting Behavior Change in Istanbul?

ColumnBy Hazal Duran

During November 2015, the electorate favored the ruling party in the renewed elections in order to avoid uncertainty arising from political and economic instability, the future of the Kurdish question, and the war in Syria.

Turkey’s Elections Are Not Determined By Identity Politics

OpinionBy Adam McConnel

The past decade and the Arab Spring provided multiple examples of Western governments completely failing to support legitimate democratic political movements in countries such as Egypt and Syria, or opposing the violent state and military responses that met those movements.

Turkey’s Counter-Terrorism Strategy and Operation Claw

ColumnBy Murat Yeşiltaş

Since 2015, taking Operation Olive Branch in Afrin for example, domestic operations to contain the PKK’s urban and rural mobilization in Turkey, as well as Operation Decisiveness and Operation Claw in Iraq, Turkish security forces neutralized more than 15 thousand PKK terrorists in Turkey, Northern Iraq and Syria in total.