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How Kurdish Politics Changed under the AK Party in Turkey

hroughout its 21 years in power, the AK Party (Justice and Development Party) has spent a lot of time and taken the highest risks to find a peaceful and lasting solution to the "Kurdish question" in Turkey.

Why Does the Turkish Left Adore the PKK?

TurkeyBy Cengiz Algan

ovember 28, 1978 is considered the PKK’s founding date.

Report: Global Zeal for Arms Increased between 2018-2022

SecurityBy Politics Today

ine Arab countries have entered the club of the top 40 weapons-buying countries in the world, according to a recent report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI).

Imran Khan and the Making of a Legend in Pakistani Politics

OpinionBy Usman Masood

t was 1997, and the first elections that Imran Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (Movement for Justice, PTI) had contested.

How Fake News Shapes World Order

Books In-BriefBy Politics Today

hroughout history, misinformation was a powerful weapon in the hands of people who fought to maximize their interests.

Will Multidimensional or Pro-Western Foreign Policy Win in Turkey’s 2023 Elections?

OpinionBy Kemal İnat

oth in Turkey and in many capitals across the world, Turkey’s presidential and parliamentary elections to be held on May 14 are considered among the most important events of the year.

AUKUS Submarine Deal Can Shift Balance of Power in the Indo-Pacific

WorldBy Hatice Beyza Sezgin

The SSNs will be powered by highly enriched uranium (HEU), which can also be used in nuclear weapons, will use the UK's latest design, and incorporate technology from all three partner nations.

When Did the Concept of Terrorism Become Exclusively Negative?

SecurityBy Yousef M. Aljamal

ave theory in international relations refers to four waves to explain modern terrorism and how the concept of terrorism and political violence has developed over time from being an anarchist concept (associated with political activism) to being associated with religion (such as suicide bombings that harm civilians).

A Generation’s Climate Legacy: Burden or Privilege? Interview with Henry Shue

BookTalkBy Dilara Ozer

t a time when norms are increasingly pushed aside in the international arena, one great quagmire stands to impact us all: climate change.

Macron’s Africa Visit Highlights Growing Anti-Western Sentiment

NewsBy Hatice Beyza Sezgin

rench President Emmanuel Macron recently completed a ﬁve-day trip to Africa, visiting Gabon, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Republic of the Congo, and Angola on March 1-5.

Turkey’s National Fighter Jet: Ambitions Materialize

TurkeyBy Arda Mevlutoglu

arch 11, 2023 was the 35th anniversary of a significant event in the history of Turkish defense and aerospace industry: on that day, the first Turkey-assembled F-16C Fighting Falcon combat aircraft was delivered to the Turkish Air Force (TurAF) by TUSAŞ Aerospace Industries (TAI).

How India Uses Buddhism in Its Foreign Policy

WorldBy CJ Werleman

uring the past decade, international audiences have come to associate the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) led Indian Government with a muscular form on Hindu nationalism that has made the country a metaphorical living hell for religious minorities.

Saudi-Iranian Normalization: What’s behind the Surprising Deal?

WorldBy Mustafa Caner

he Islamic Republic of Iran and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have decided to resume their diplomatic relations after a seven-year hiatus.

Clean Energy Technology Is the Latest Tool of Foreign Policy

EnergyBy Büşra Zeynep Özdemir

nergy has long been used as a foreign policy tool in states’ engagements with one another.

China Allocates 7.2% of Its 2023 Budget to Its Military

WorldBy Politics Today

2% of its annual 2023 budget to the military in order to continue the process of modernization.

Is the American Eagle Ready to Fight the Chinese Dragon?

SecurityBy Shahzada Rahim

Air Force commanders, the four-star Air Force General Mike Minihan delivered an ominous warning “choring up a possible confrontation with China” in two years.

Terror in Huwara: Israeli Settler Violence Has No Limit

OpinionBy Yousef M. Aljamal

hen hundreds of Israeli settlers burned 15 Palestinian homes and 100 Palestinian cars in the West Bank’s town of Huwara near the city of Nablus on February 26, 2023, some analysts, government spokespeople, and political commentators expressed their shock at the magnitude of organized violence against Palestinians.

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How Kurdish Politics Changed under the AK Party in Turkey

Why Does the Turkish Left Adore the PKK?

Report: Global Zeal for Arms Increased between 2018-2022

Imran Khan and the Making of a Legend in Pakistani Politics

Will Multidimensional or Pro-Western Foreign Policy Win in Turkey’s 2023 Elections?

AUKUS Submarine Deal Can Shift Balance of Power in the Indo-Pacific

When Did the Concept of Terrorism Become Exclusively Negative?

A Generation’s Climate Legacy: Burden or Privilege? Interview with Henry Shue

Macron’s Africa Visit Highlights Growing Anti-Western Sentiment

Turkey’s National Fighter Jet: Ambitions Materialize

How India Uses Buddhism in Its Foreign Policy

Saudi-Iranian Normalization: What’s behind the Surprising Deal?

Clean Energy Technology Is the Latest Tool of Foreign Policy

China Allocates 7.2% of Its 2023 Budget to Its Military

Is the American Eagle Ready to Fight the Chinese Dragon?

Terror in Huwara: Israeli Settler Violence Has No Limit

The Middle East: A Multipolar Order Is in the Making

Russia-Ukraine War Anniversary: Twelve Books on the War

NATO vs. Russia: A War to Win Mauritania’s Heart?

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