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A Fractured Alliance: NATO in the Washington-Tehran Crisis

he military operation launched by the US and Israel against Iran on February 28, 2026, which has now evolved into a fragile ceasefire, has reopened the debate on NATO’s institutional and geographical boundaries.

The Ankara Summit and the Future of the NATO-Gulf Dialogue

WorldBy Ismail Numan Telci

he 36th NATO Summit, held in Ankara on July 7-8, 2026, addressed critical agenda items not only concerning key themes such as the Russia-Ukraine War, defense spending or European security, but also within the context of NATO’s policies towards neighboring regions.

Nine Dead as Thousands of Migrants Cross into Spain’s Ceuta Enclave from Morocco

SecurityBy Politics Today

t least nine people have died after thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in one of the largest surges in recent years, prompting local authorities to declare a humanitarian emergency and request military assistance.

The Ankara Summit and the Search for a New Balance in NATO’s Indo-Pacific Strategy

WorldBy Diren Doğan

he fact that security dynamics in the international system have taken on a nature that transcends regional boundaries necessitates that NATO summits be interpreted from a broader perspective.

NATO and the Turkish Defense Industry: The Ankara Summit

SecurityBy Ahmet Alemdar

Whilst the Ukraine–Russia War has triggered a shift in the perception of threats in Europe, the emergence of new security risks stemming from a potential US/Israel–Iran conflict has further heightened the importance of the Summit.

Iran to Receive Chinese Shoulder-Fired Air Defense Missiles within Weeks

WorldBy Politics Today

ran is expected to receive the first shipment of hundreds of Chinese-made shoulder-fired air defense missile systems within weeks under a deal valued at between $60 million and $70 million, according to three sources familiar with the agreement cited by Reuters.

Techno-Fascism: AI, Accelerationism and the New Far Right

WorldBy Abdirashid Diriye Kalmoy

hat do white supremacist Silicon Valley tech bros and terrorist mass shooters of mosques, synagogues, and migrant centers have in common? They all subscribe to a death cult that dreams of a utopic world where there is racial and cultural hierarchy, and all non-white migrants are deported from Western countries and imperialism, hard power and exploitation to reign again in the global order.

Poll: Only One in Three Americans Support Iran War

SecurityBy Politics Today

nly one in three Americans support the U.

NATO in the New Cold War Era: From a Classical Alliance to a Total Defense Economy

WorldBy Kerem Alkin

he 80-year-old global order established after the Second World War is unravelling.

Red Sea Shipping Slows After Houthi Attacks on Saudi Oil Sites

SecurityBy Politics Today

ommercial shipping through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait dropped to its lowest level in months after Yemen's Houthi movement launched attacks on Saudi oil installations along the Red Sea coast, raising fresh concerns over maritime security and global energy supplies.

Behind the Scenes at the NATO Summit: More Than Just a Summit

SecurityBy Emre Karaca

ne of the greatest aspirations of a journalist with an interest in international relations is to cover events held in various parts of the world where global issues are debated (such as the NATO Summit, the UN General Assembly, the G20, etc.

Report: Iran Flew IRGC Commanders, Missile Equipment to Yemen’s Houthis

Middle EastBy Politics Today

ran transported Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) commanders, military advisers, and missile- and drone-related equipment to Yemen earlier this month, according to four sources familiar with the matter, in a move that could strengthen the military capabilities of the Iran-aligned Houthi movement and increase threats to shipping in the Red Sea.

The New World Order Following July 15 and President Erdoğan’s Leadership

TurkeyBy Hamit Emrah Beriş

en years have passed since the coup attempt of July 15, 2016.

Israel Document Reveals Years-Long Monitoring of NGOs Over BDS Links

Middle EastBy Politics Today

n internal Israeli government document obtained by Al Jazeera has revealed that Israeli authorities collected information on more than 150 international humanitarian organizations in 2013, identifying several prominent charities as supporters or critics of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel.

Have US-Ukraine Relations Returned to Square One?

SecurityBy Mehmet Ayfer Kanci

ebruary 28, 2025 was one of the darkest days of the Ukraine-Russia War.

Houthis Announce Naval Blockade of Saudi Arabia

Middle EastBy Politics Today

emen's Iran-aligned Houthi movement announced a naval blockade against Saudi Arabia on Monday, threatening to expand the regional conflict linked to the ongoing U.

Spain Beat Argentina After Extra Time to Win 2026 FIFA World Cup

WorldBy Politics Today

pain reclaimed the FIFA World Cup title after substitute Ferran Torres scored an extra-time winner to secure a hard-fought 1-0 victory over defending champions Argentina in Sunday's final, ending one of the tournament's least spectacular championship matches with a dramatic finish.

HAVELSAN Expands NATO-Certified Capabilities with Four New Software Systems

TurkeyBy Politics Today

urkish defense technology company HAVELSAN has advanced four of its domestically developed software solutions into NATO's certification process after successfully completing interoperability tests during the alliance's Coalition Warrior Interoperability Exploration, Experimentation, Examination Exercise (CWIX) in Poland.

Trump Revives China Election Claims, Contradicting US Intelligence Assessment

WorldBy Politics Today

elections, renewing his long-standing focus on election security despite previous intelligence assessments concluding that Beijing did not alter the outcome of the 2020 presidential election.

Türkiye Warns Against Black Sea Escalation, Reaffirms Support for Ukraine Peace Talks

WorldBy Politics Today

urkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan warned on Thursday against the expansion of the Russia-Ukraine war into the Black Sea, saying attacks on civilian maritime infrastructure threaten regional stability and should not be tolerated.

2114 results found!

A Fractured Alliance: NATO in the Washington-Tehran Crisis

The Ankara Summit and the Future of the NATO-Gulf Dialogue

Nine Dead as Thousands of Migrants Cross into Spain’s Ceuta Enclave from Morocco

The Ankara Summit and the Search for a New Balance in NATO’s Indo-Pacific Strategy

NATO and the Turkish Defense Industry: The Ankara Summit

Iran to Receive Chinese Shoulder-Fired Air Defense Missiles within Weeks

Techno-Fascism: AI, Accelerationism and the New Far Right

Poll: Only One in Three Americans Support Iran War

NATO in the New Cold War Era: From a Classical Alliance to a Total Defense Economy

Red Sea Shipping Slows After Houthi Attacks on Saudi Oil Sites

Behind the Scenes at the NATO Summit: More Than Just a Summit

Report: Iran Flew IRGC Commanders, Missile Equipment to Yemen’s Houthis

The New World Order Following July 15 and President Erdoğan’s Leadership

Israel Document Reveals Years-Long Monitoring of NGOs Over BDS Links

Have US-Ukraine Relations Returned to Square One?

Houthis Announce Naval Blockade of Saudi Arabia

Spain Beat Argentina After Extra Time to Win 2026 FIFA World Cup

HAVELSAN Expands NATO-Certified Capabilities with Four New Software Systems

Trump Revives China Election Claims, Contradicting US Intelligence Assessment

Türkiye Warns Against Black Sea Escalation, Reaffirms Support for Ukraine Peace Talks

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