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The Tiananmens Ignored by the Western Media

hen discussing the media’s strong links to democracy in the literature of democracy, it is problematic that large media organizations that have a global network make a choice between two images that represent similar concepts.

Remembering the July 15 Coup Attempt After Three Years

ColumnBy Hazal Duran

hree years ago, the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) initiated a coup attempt in Turkey to overthrow the government and seize power.

Neo-Racism in the Age of Extremes

OpinionBy Turgay Yerlikaya

ate historian Eric Hobsbawm called the 20th century “the age of extremes.

Waves of the US Sanctions on Iran: A Chronology

NewsBy Politics Today

n July 14, 2015, Iran agreed a long-term deal on its nuclear program with a group of world powers known as the P5+1 – the U.

How will US Sanctions on Russia Affect Turkey?

OpinionBy Yunus Furuncu

he United States has long been using sanctions to change the behavior of target countries.

Why is there an Ever-Growing Opposition Towards the Sisi Regime in Egypt?

ColumnBy Ismail Numan Telci

he six years long oppressive regime of Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi did little to prevent the growing opposition in Egypt.

Is the Liberal Perspective Ahead of Turkish Politics?

OpinionBy İsmet Berkan

ussian leader Vladimir Putin’s remark “liberalism has become obsolete” was headlined in the Financial Times issue dated 27 June, 2019.

Has Conservative Politics Come to an End in Turkey?

ColumnBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

ho won and who lost the local elections in Turkey? The answer to this question depends on your perspective.

Is a Common Currency Backed by the Gold Standard Achievable?

OpinionBy Omar Khalid Bhatti

��In the Far East if you want to come together, we should start with a common trading currency, not to be used locally but for the purpose of settling of trade.

The Washington Post drops Journalism to a new low

NewsBy Politics Today

he PKK is a terrorist organization that was formed in the late 1970s and launched an armed struggle against the Turkish government in 1984, calling for an independent Kurdish state within Turkey.

Germany in Danger: Who Cares About Far-Right Extremism?

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

uring the past weekend, former head of Germany’s federal domestic intelligence, that is to say, the country’s previous federal “spymaster,” Hans-Georg Maaßen, gave a very controversial speech in the southern German city of Weinheim.

Can the US Confront Iran in Syria?

ColumnBy Ömer Özkizilcik

n recent days, the world has been on the verge of a potential war between Iran and the U.

Social Networks, Mass Psychology and Lynch Culture

OpinionBy Turgay Yerlikaya

n his work The Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere, German sociologist Jürgen Habermas, a leading name in social theory, states that mass media is a key component of the public sphere.

Western Media on the Istanbul Mayoral Election: Obstruction through Editoralizing Content?

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

n last Sunday evening, the two candidates in the Istanbul mayoral election race, Binali Yildirim and Ekrem Imamoglu, came together for a three hours-long televised debate.

Turkey’s Elections Are Not Determined By Identity Politics

OpinionBy Adam McConnel

�� with the entry of the masses of the population… into a modern world, the monopoly of the small, Westernized elites who shaped the first generation of post-colonial history was being challenged.

Turkey’s Counter-Terrorism Strategy and Operation Claw

ColumnBy Murat Yeşiltaş

As compared to the last 40 years of struggle, Turkey’s counter-terrorism strategy, which was put in practice in 2015, has fundamentally changed the facts on the ground.

How US Sanctions on Iran and Russia affect Turkey

NewsBy Politics Today

nder the moderation of Professor Kemal Inat, the SETA Foundation organized a panel on the broader question of how the U.

Contemporary Anti-Semitism in Germany

OpinionBy Tarek Baé

ermany has a pre-contaminated history with regard to the religious freedom of Jews.

Media is the Message Now: An Interview with Dr. Hakkı Öcal on Foreign Media Outlets in Turkey

InterviewBy Faruk Yaslicimen

Hakkı Öcal, a renowned senior Turkish journalist and a regular contributor for Milliyet daily and also a faculty member of Ibn Haldun University Faculty of Communication about the increasing activeness of foreign media outlets in Turkey.

Istanbul Mayoral Election: Will Everything Be So Fine for Ekrem Imamoglu?

OpinionBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

or the re-run of the Istanbul mayoral elections to be held on June 23, the main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) mayoral candidate Ekrem Imamoglu’s slogan is “Everything will be fine.

1431 results found!

The Tiananmens Ignored by the Western Media

Remembering the July 15 Coup Attempt After Three Years

Neo-Racism in the Age of Extremes

Waves of the US Sanctions on Iran: A Chronology

How will US Sanctions on Russia Affect Turkey?

Why is there an Ever-Growing Opposition Towards the Sisi Regime in Egypt?

Is the Liberal Perspective Ahead of Turkish Politics?

Has Conservative Politics Come to an End in Turkey?

Is a Common Currency Backed by the Gold Standard Achievable?

The Washington Post drops Journalism to a new low

Germany in Danger: Who Cares About Far-Right Extremism?

Can the US Confront Iran in Syria?

Western Media on the Istanbul Mayoral Election: Obstruction through Editoralizing Content?

Turkey’s Elections Are Not Determined By Identity Politics

Turkey’s Counter-Terrorism Strategy and Operation Claw

How US Sanctions on Iran and Russia affect Turkey

Contemporary Anti-Semitism in Germany

Media is the Message Now: An Interview with Dr. Hakkı Öcal on Foreign Media Outlets in Turkey

Istanbul Mayoral Election: Will Everything Be So Fine for Ekrem Imamoglu?

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