On the eve of the revolutionary uprisings that began in late 2010, the Arab regimes represented an almost century-long status quo. True, many of them were not the ones which were installed earlier in the 20th century. Nationalist single party regimes […]
Guest Writer: Soli Özel “But we must not lose sight of the much larger consequence of Trump’s victory: it decisively shifts the idea of who is a normal American… Trump has moved American politics away from parties and toward movements, […]
The Turkish Cypriots are experiencing a disappointment. The Central Asian countries’ long-standing supportive approach towards the Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus, including the recognition of the Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus, has caused controversy with the recent Samarkand […]
Eight and a half years ago, when, after four years of arduous negotiations in Havana, the Colombian government and the FARC signed a peace agreement, I rejoiced and hoped for the Colombian people. The peace agreement, which Cuba and Norway, […]
I- We know that Turkey has started to work on a plan for opening up to Africa and Latin America since 2005. In this framework, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs declared 2005 as the “Year of Africa”, 2006 as the […]
In late 2024, the sudden collapse of the Assad regime caused excitement and anxiety not only in the country but throughout the Middle East. In this context, the slaughter in Gaza continued unabated. However, the most important event of the […]
Milestone 2011 The process that started with the 2011 Arab uprisings continues with the end of the Assad regime in Syria on the morning of December 8, 2024. What made the 2011 uprisings a historic beginning was that they targeted […]
Is Global War at the Door? Recently, we have been witnessing the frequent circulation, both in social media channels and in official discourse, of the narrative that the Third World War has actually started or that we are on the […]
The parliamentary elections held in Georgia last week were won, as expected, by the political party Georgian Dream, which has been in power for 12 years, with 54 per cent of the votes. The 4 opposition parties combined received around […]
Tunisia, a Mediterranean country of 12.5 million people, neighboring Libya and Algeria, held presidential elections last weekend. The results of elections are normally not known in advance, they are not supposed to be known, various predictions are made, sometimes the […]
