Davos: As an Era Comes to a Close
Trump’s ‘America First’ doctrine conflicted directly with Davos’s fundamental values, such as free trade, multilateralism, and institutional cooperation.
Who Is Responsible for What is Happening in Iran?
Many times before in Iran, demonstrations that were enthusiastically supported by one segment of the population have been viewed with…
The European Union’s Position on the Greenland Crisis
The EU supports Denmark’s investments in Arctic defense, which amount to billions of dollars. However, divisions within the Union, such…
The Chagos-Diego Garcia Case and the Language of New Geopolitics
Diego Garcia Island is important because of its role as a symbol of access and continuity in the Indian Ocean.
Power Projection in the “Backyard”: The Venezuela Operation, Oil, and Critical Minerals
U.S. interventions in Latin America have often targeted democratically elected governments.
Turkey’s Vision for Stability and the Construction of a Multi-Dimensional Regional Alliance
Cooperation initiatives between countries such as Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have the potential to foster closer interaction, both in…
Europe Rebuts U.S. Rhetoric on “Civilizational Erasure”
Tensions flared after a U.S. national security strategy released in December warned that European migration trends and political choices could…
Techno-Politics is in Iran: What Does the Starlink Paradox Teach us?
Iran is not shutting down Starlink entirely but rather employing localized, area-based, energy-intensive methods that significantly weaken connectivity in specific…
Erdoğan: Dialogue Channels with Greece Must Remain Open
Erdoğan said that he “sincerely believes” Türkiye and Greece should keep dialogue channels open on the basis of cooperation as…
Moderate Socialist Wins Portugal’s Presidency in Landslide Runoff
In Portugal, Ventura, leader of the anti-establishment Chega (“Enough”) party, has surged in recent years and heads the second-largest force…
Australia, Indonesia Sign Security Deal in ‘Watershed Moment’
Australia and Indonesia signed a landmark security agreement on Friday, deepening defense cooperation.
Gold Hoarded “Under Mattresses” in Türkiye: Is It an Economic Problem?
Over the past fifteen years, various tools have been introduced in Türkiye to incorporate ‘mattress gold’ into the financial system.
Why Greenland and Venezuela Are Really about AI
Venezuela appears to be a classic oil story. However, this is not just about fossil fuels in the traditional sense…
Trump Threatens Tariffs on Countries Supplying Oil to Cuba
Trump’s move, authorized through an executive order declaring a national emergency, allows the United States to levy tariffs on imports…
American Democracy is Facing an Authoritarian Test
Trump practices politics as a performance art, a “reality show”.
Starmer Signals Reset in UK–China Relations During Beijing Summit
Starmer’s engagement with Beijing comes amid heightened global uncertainty and strained relations between several Western allies and the United States…
The X Algorithm’s Challenge in Türkiye: Politics, Engagement, and Disinformation
Does X’s content recommendation algorithm in Türkiye genuinely operate with political bias? How does this affect user experience and public…
India, EU Agree on “The Mother of All Trade Deals”
Brussels expects EU exports to India to double by 2032. Bilateral trade in goods already reached €120 billion ($139bn) in…
