What the Referendum’s “Yes” means for Europe’s “No”
he hotly debated referendum on Constitutional amendments that is to be held on April 16th is not confined within Turkey alone.
What will the Presidential System Bring to the Turkish Economy?
s we countdown the days towards the referendum, the process of changes that may come from the Presidency system have been discussed with various perspectives in a variety of different circles.
Impunity for Hate Rising in Europe
After 14 years, on January 17th, 2017, the second attempt to ban the National Democratic Party for Germany (NPD) was to be decided by the German Constitutional Court (BVerfG).
Trump, Media, Journalism Ethics and “Others”
he various discussions that have commenced with the election of US President Donald Trump have continued on a global scale as well as within the United States.
National Reconciliation in Iraq: Opportunities and Challenges
31, 2015 the Iraqi National Alliance, a front of Shiite political groups, announced that they are in the process of drafting an important document called the “Historical Settlement.
The Trump Effect on the Global Energy Game and Turkey’s Role
Trump took office as the 45th president of the United States on January 20, 2017.
2016 Facebook Transparency Report and Turkey
ne of the most important debates of the modern world is the issue of balance between freedom and security.
Turkey Steps Up Counter-Cyber Attack Efforts
Recently the devastation that cyber-attacks may cause has transformed into a new shape which holds the kind of impact weapons of mass destruction’s have.
Checks and Balances in the Proposed Amendment to the Constitution of Turkey
In the previous days, the Justice and Development Party (AK Party) and Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) built a consensus on constitutional amendments and prepared a draft solution for an issue which has occupied the political agenda in Turkey for years.
What’s Next for the Turkish Lira?
The Turkish Lira has depreciated considerably in the last few months against the US dollar with no apparent reason, at least economically.
Sino-Soviet Split Redux under President Trump?
Perhaps the most important geopolitical puzzle since the collapse of the Soviet Union 25 years ago has been whether the United States will reorient its grand strategy to contain and encircle another rising great power, which is most likely to be China.
Distant Suffering: Images of the Syrian War
In the 21st century, the dazzling development of visual media technologies has moved the concept of gratification of some desires, needs, or appetites to the virtual environments.
Lessons on a New Kind of Political Communication to Win the Silent Majority: US Elections 2016
This was evident in the most recent US Election, which was particularly important as an example of the relevance of the ‘silent majority’.
The Plight of the “Traditional Arts”
Nowadays the word “traditional arts” is in vogue in various symposia organized mostly by universities and municipalities.
Should Turkey be Optimistic About Trump’s Presidency?
After the meeting, Trump and Kris Kobach were photographed, and in Kobach’s hands was a document spelling out what he would do to curb immigration and defend against the threat of terrorists coming to the country.
Europe Plays the Wrong Movie
Donald Trump’s election as the US president is not the most surprising and worst thing we experience nowadays.
The Vicious Cycle of Increasing PKK Terror and Hardening Security Policies in Turkey
Turkey is facing another round of escalation of terrorism and hardening counter-terrorism policy in its struggle against the PKK.
US Elections: A Game without Winners for Muslims?
“Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Investing in Turkey, Investors’ Perspective: Interview with Tarek O. Al-Kasabi
What does your company do in Turkey and outside of Turkey?
My company (Rzm) invests in healthcare, IT, education, and real estate, but education and healthcare are the major focus of our business.
Turkey’s Double-Edged Strategy to Bring Regional Stability
On August 23, 2016, Turkey launched Operation Euphrates Shield in northern Syria, with the aim of fighting the terror group Daesh and expelling them from the border areas west of the Euphrates.
