Author: <span>Şakir Fakılı</span>

This year three anniversaries in Cyprus have coincidentally come together: The sixtieth anniversary of the UN Security Council Resolution 186 adopted on 4 March 1964, which did more to perpetuate injustice than to extinguish the fire in the island and […]

It is possible to find many publications on Turkey’s diplomacy during the Second World War. However, for the first time, this subject has been published as a doctoral thesis. Dr. Nezihe Selcen Korkmazcan’s work titled “Turkish Diplomacy in the Second […]

THE MYSTERIOUS LIFE OF YANOSH BANGYA, WHO WAS MADE CHIEF OF POLICE IN ISTANBUL Throughout history, many foreigners from the West and the East have defected to our country. Some settled, some migrated to other lands. Arrivals were first and […]

The cartoon by the humor magazine Charlie Hebdo, which mocked the devastation caused by the earthquake disaster in Turkey by saying, "There was no need to send tanks," rightly drew widespread public outrage. However, there was a fact that the [...]

Peoples or states before ever going into a deal with big powers need to think twice and keep in mind that it will most likely be the interests of those powers that will in the long run be taken into [...]

First Armenian act of murder against Turkish diplomats was committed at Santa Barbara, California, in 1973; Consul General Mehmet Baydar and Consul Bahadır Demir were martyred with cold blood. The glorification by the Armenians of the assassin Gourgen Yanikian went [...]