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Turkey-Somalia Relations: A Decade of Substantial Strategic Cooperation

The 10th anniversary of this sophisticated diplomatic engagement was celebrated both in Mogadishu and Ankara with ceremonies and conferences that evaluated and reflected upon the developments and outcomes of this relationship during the last ten years.

Environmental Activists Killed Exponentially Globally

WorldBy Ayan Mohamed Ali

e learn more about the climate crisis every year.

A Dissident to Lead All Dissidents: The Legacy of Jamal Khashoggi

Film ReviewBy Selahattin Emre Celebi

he Dissident is not just a documentary of interest to those who follow Middle East or global politics, but to anyone who wonders how far politicians could go violent – violating all known moral and human values – to hold on to power.

Calling out the UK: Pushbacks of Asylum Seekers Cannot Be Normalized

WorldBy Michela Pugliese

Border Patrol agents on horseback using lariats, ropes used by horse riders, to chase down and push back Haitian migrants – women, men, and even children – stumbling through the Rio Grande in the hope of crossing over the Mexican border into Texas.

Can Turkey’s Artificial Intelligence Strategy Be a Game Changer?

TurkeyBy Gloria Shkurti Ozdemir

y August 2021, more than 50 countries have announced their National Artificial Intelligence Strategies (NAIS).

Angela Merkel, The Leader of the Free World?

WorldBy Bulent Güven

he New York Times saw fit to give the title of “Leader of the Free World” to Angela Merkel after Donald Trump’s election in 2017.

Kurdish Mothers Resist the PKK and Fight to Get Their Children Back

TurkeyBy Politics Today

n Friday, August 22, 2019, Hacire Akar became the first Kurdish mother to start a sit-down protest in front of the provincial headquarters of the Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), the pro-Kurdish and third largest opposition party, in southeastern Turkey’s Diyarbakir.

Five Prominent Challenges for the Taliban

WorldBy Hashim Wahdatyar

ources reported that Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar was badly wounded in gunfire in Kabul over a disagreement among the Taliban leaders on how to resolve the Panjshir situation and government structure.

Mass Shootings in America Are Now Programmed into the System

OpinionBy Usman Masood

he next mass shooting in America is expected to happen in less than 13 hours.

How Disinformation and Influence Operations Target Turkey

TurkeyBy Linda Shalash

igital media is a double-edged sword and many governments around the world now fear that social media may jeopardize their national security.

Political Shiism and State-Building in Iraq: An Interview with Ali Taher El-Hammood

BookTalkBy Peyman Eshaghi

ighteen years after the fall of Saddam Hussein in Iraq, Iraqi Shiites are divided on the relationship between political power, ethnicity, and religious legitimation.

On Afghanistan and Legitimate Resistance: Should Hamas, Hezbollah Learn from the Taliban?

OpinionBy Ramzy Baroud

n urgent task is awaiting us: considering the progression of events, we must quickly liberate ourselves from the limits and confines placed on the Afghanistan discourse, which have been imposed by US-centered Western propaganda for over 20 years, and counting.

Raisi’s Foreign Policy: Notes on Iran’s New Cabinet

OpinionBy Mustafa Caner

brahim Raisi, ex-judiciary chief of Iran, has been elected as the new president in Iran’s June 2021 presidential elections.

Realpolitik vs. Idealpolitik: Turkey-Gulf Re-friending after a Decade-Long Rivalry

Middle EastBy Sinem Cengiz

n March 2010, at the last Arab summit held in Libya, then secretary-general of the Arab League Amr Moussa proposed to expand the Arab League to include Turkey.

The Power Struggle between The Taliban and ISIS-K: What You Need to Know

WorldBy Ayan Mohamed Ali

rior to the terror attacks outside Kabul Airport that took the lives of 170 people and at least 200 wounded which included Afghan civilians and American military personnel.

The Crimean Platform: Winners, Losers, and Bystanders

WorldBy Sergey Sukhankin

n August 23, 2021, Kyiv hosted the first convention of the International Crimea Platform, which has been presented as a “consultative and coordination format with the aim of peacefully ending the Russian Federation’s temporary occupation of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol and to restore control of Ukraine over this territory in full accordance with international law.

Sudan and Turkey Head towards Strategic Cooperation?

OpinionBy Mehmet Rakipoğlu

he year 2021 is seeing regional repositioning of power, competition, and strategic alignment.

Code Red for Humanity: UN Climate Change Report Seriously Warns

NewsBy Latife Ozdemir

ccording to a report recently released by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), which is a United Nations body tasked with assessing science-based observations on climate change, human activity is rapidly changing the climate in remarkable ways, thus confirming the debates around the Anthropocene.