Turkey Plans to Purchase Eurofighter Typhoon
The Eurofighter Typhoon, a highly effective multirole combat aircraft, is the product of a European consortium involving the UK, Germany, and Spain.
Palestine: Matters of Truth and Justice
orn out of a lecture on the 'deal of the century', Palestine: Matters of Truth and Justice offers a thought-provoking analysis of the Palestine-Israel conflict, settler colonialism, occupation, and the issue of Palestinian nationhood.
Report: Over 30,000 Ukrainian Troops Feared Dead in Prolonged Conflict with Russia
n the shadow of the ongoing and brutal conflict that has gripped Eastern Europe, a Ukrainian civic group has released a grim tally based on open-source data: nearly 25,000 Ukrainian soldiers have perished since the onset of Russia's incursion in February 2022, with total casualties potentially surpassing 30,000.
Decline in US Public Support for Defense of Taiwan
public support for military intervention in defense of Taiwan has seen a decline from its peak in 2021, as global focus shifts to the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.
Turkey Issues Warning to Israel Over Assassinations
" This warning comes in the wake of revelations from an Israeli security official's recorded statement indicating a determination to eliminate leaders of the Palestinian group globally.
EU Advocates for Stronger Western Balkans Involvement in Foreign Policy
group of EU countries, known as the 'Friends of Western Balkans', is advocating for increased cooperation between the European Union and the Western Balkan states in the realm of foreign policy.
Report Warns of Escalating Conflict Risk Amid Rising Ecological Threats by 2050
he Institute for Economics & Peace (IEP) has recently unveiled its annual Ecological Threat Report (ETR), revealing a grim future where ecological degradation could become the catalyst for escalating conflicts and mass displacements globally.
100 Years of Turkey-US Relations
relations began towards the end of the 18th century when the Ottoman Empire and the U.
Gaza Attack Shifts Russia-Israel Relations, Impacting Middle Eastern Geopolitics
mid the recent Israeli onslaught on Gaza, Russia’s positioning has introduced new complexities to its relations with Israel, according to experts.
Report: East Mediterranean Energy Security Under Threat Amid Gaza Onslaught
n an analysis by Noam Raydan of the Washington Institute, the recent Gaza conflict's repercussions on energy security within the East Mediterranean have been brought to the forefront.
A Century of Turkey’s Balkan Policy
he Balkans are one of the regions adjoining Turkey and have a historical and emotional significance for the country as for centuries they constituted the central lands of the Ottoman Empire.
Hungary’s Orban Stands Against EU-Ukraine Membership Talks
n a statement, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has declared that the European Union must not initiate membership discussions with Ukraine, marking a clear stance from Hungary on the burgeoning issue.
Why Do Evangelical Christians Support Israel’s Genocide against Palestinians?
Israel’s cruelty is not surprising but the unwavering support to Tel Aviv by the United States is outraging.
Blinken Raises Alarms Over North Korea-Russia Military Cooperation
Secretary of State Antony Blinken has expressed deep concerns about the burgeoning military cooperation between North Korea and Russia during his visit to South Korea, as reported by media outlets on November 9, 2023.
German Arms Exports to Israel Surge Amid Security Concerns
According to a statement from the German Economic Ministry on Wednesday, November 9, 2023 exports worth almost €303 million ($323 million) have been approved up to November 2, compared to €32 million for the entirety of 2022.
From Single-Party Rule to Alliance Politics: 100 Years of Turkish Politics
olitical parties are shaped by the different divisions within society.
NATO Suspends Cold War-Era Security Treaty as Russia Withdraws
n a significant turn of events that could reshape the landscape of international arms control, NATO allies have suspended their participation in the Treaty of Conventional Armed Forces in Europe (CFE), a pivotal Cold War-era security agreement.
The World’s Largest Democracy Goes Wrong: Three Books on Hindu Nationalism in India
arendra Modi is roaring to the world that India is a worthy contender on the global scene.
IMF Positively Revises China’s Economic Outlook Amidst Strong Recovery
n a notable update from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), China's economic prospects have brightened, with the IMF revising its growth forecast for the Asian giant.
Putin to Stay in Power Until 2030
ussian President Vladimir Putin has signaled his intent to run in the upcoming March 2024 presidential elections, an assertion from multiple sources that could see him maintain power until at least 2030.
