Can workers of Western media outlets tell their children how and why they appreciate a terrorist organization?
The first section of the report examines the PKK within its own media organs.
How Terror Organizations in Turkey Instrumentalize Social Media
Today, the speed of radicalization is almost the same for media and terror organizations as a result of an entirely networked world.
Why Did Turkey Sign a Defense Agreement with Somalia?
Turkey has been conducting a mediation process between Somalia and Somaliland for a long time without any serious progress.
Antalya Diplomacy Forum: A Global Intellectual Hub in Diplomacy
The forum, in its third edition, brought together heads of states and governments, ministers, diplomats, business leaders, academics, think-tankers, as well as representatives from youth and media for an extensive debate.
Turkish Influence Expands: Turkey-Somalia Maritime Agreement in the Horn of Africa
Recently, immediately after the meeting between President Erdoğan and Egyptian President Sisi, the Egyptian Deputy Foreign Minister for African Affairs visited the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
What’s behind Germany’s Unconditional Support for Israel?
Although it did not accept South Africa's request for an immediate ceasefire, it ruled that South Africa was justified in a number of precautionary decisions and upheld the suspicion of genocide by ordering Israel to refrain from genocidal acts in Gaza.
The RSF Militia’s Relentless War in Sudan
In 2017, the Sudanese parliament passed a law legitimizing their activities, even though the militia has reportedly committed countless crimes and atrocities during the ongoing war, including killing protesters, unlawfully detaining citizens, and targeting hospitals, churches, and media facilities.
Understanding the Iran-Pakistan Standoff and Its Futility
When Indian jets tried to chase Pakistani jets, at least one Indian jet was outmaneuvered and coaxed into entering Pakistani territory, after which it was immediately hit and downed.
A Legacy of Terror in Palestine: From Plan Dalet to Gaza Today
Among the dark chapters etched in this history are the ruthless acts of Zionist terrorist groups, marked by events like the bombing of the King David Hotel on July 22, 1946, and the chilling assassination of United Nations Mediator for Palestine Folke Bernadotte on September 17, 1989.
US and Iraq to Talk on Transition from Military Coalition to Bilateral Relations
While the specifics of the letter were not disclosed, it is clear that the proposed talks are expected to unfold over several months, with the outcome uncertain and no immediate withdrawal of U.
Is an Azerbaijani-Armenians Agreement Imminent?
The oil agreement, signed on the initiative of Aliyev immediately after the ceasefire agreement (1994), became the main factor of Azerbaijan's economic development.
Pakistan Strikes Inside Iran, Escalating Regional Tension
Iranian media reported that several missiles struck a village in the Sistan-Baluchestan province, which shares a border with Pakistan, resulting in the reported deaths of at least nine people.
Iran Launches Strikes on Alleged Israeli Spy HQ in Iraq
The announcement came on January 15, with state media reporting the attacks as retaliation for recent actions by the Israeli military.
Oil Surges as US, UK Strikes on Houthis Heighten Geopolitical Tensions
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude saw a 4.
Africa’s Perspective on Palestine
For example, while the Nigerian Senate called for a ceasefire and the start of negotiations for a two-state solution, South Africa called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
75 Years Since the Nakba: What Has Changed?
In addition, the mainstream media in the Western world has amplified these reactions with its pro-Israeli coverage.
Protests vs. Applause: Israeli Public Opinion on the Hamas-Israel War
lthough there has been a collective impulse among Israeli politicians to act and make decisions in order to win the war against Hamas, the Israeli public is not united along the same lines: the nationalist-religious groups support all the army's actions without exception, while a minority in the left call for an immediate ceasefire.
Turkey’s Parliamentary Foreign Affairs Commission Has Given the Green Light to Sweden’s NATO Membership Bid
Fuat Oktay, the head of the commission, tempered expectations for an immediate general assembly vote, emphasizing that the timing would be decided by the parliament speaker.
Macron’s Zigzags on Gaza: Between a Rock and a Hard Place
Taking a stand against Israel and publicizing the tragedy in Gaza have been left to social media platforms and media websites that are against the dominance of the mainstream media.
Turkey Issues Warning to Israel Over Assassinations
The Israeli cabinet's resolve, likened to the nation's historical "Munich" mission — a reference to the targeted killings of Palestinians responsible for the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre — indicates an aggressive posture in dealing with perceived threats from Hamas, extending beyond the immediate theater of conflict.
