• Azerbaijan waits for Armenia to take the first step towards cease-fire
    Azerbaijan waits for Armenia to take the first step towards cease-fire
    Azerbaijan reclaimed land occupied by Armenia during the clashes on Friday and Saturday
    EURASIA
  • Erdoğan ‘saddened’ over Obama’s press freedom rebuke
    Erdoğan ‘saddened’ over Obama’s press freedom rebuke
    Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has expressed his discontent with U.S. President Barack Obama's light criticism of eroding press freedoms in Turkey
    TURKEY
  • Turkey not sending Syrian refugees back to their country
    Turkey not sending Syrian refugees back to their country
    Turkey on Sunday vigorously denied claims that Syrian refugees are being forcibly returned to their country
    TURKEY
  • Main opposition leader accuses government of failing to prevent child abuse
    Main opposition leader accuses government of failing to prevent child abuse
    Thousands of illegal dormitories have been built across Turkey, main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu has claimed
    TURKEY
Columnists
  • China’s opening up towards Middle East
    Selçuk Çolakoğlu
    Selçuk Çolakoğlu
  • Taiwan’s perspective on the South China Sea dispute
    Kamer Kasım
    Kamer Kasım
  • Turkey, Indonesia must unite against terror
    Altay Atlı
    Altay Atlı
  • Turkey-Azerbaijan – not only energy affair
    Kerim Has
    Kerim Has
  • While Schengen shatters: Greece is the scapegoat
    Fatma Yılmaz-Elmas
    Fatma Yılmaz-Elmas
  • Japan’s interests between the Gulf of Aden, Africa, and Yemen
    Fouad Farhaoui
    Fouad Farhaoui
  • The greatest challenge is ‘internal bleeding’
    İhsan Bal
    İhsan Bal
  • The regional rivalry and Turkey’s “crisis fatigue”
    O. Bahadır Dinçer
    O. Bahadır Dinçer
  • Bernie Sanders, #DemDebate: Is America ready for a Jewish president?
    Haluk Direskeneli
    Haluk Direskeneli
  • Europe’s increasing importance for Turkey
    Mustafa Kutlay
    Mustafa Kutlay
  • Eight security officials killed in PKK attacks in Turkey’s southeast
    Eight security officers, including six soldiers and two policemen, have been killed in attacks by the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK)
    TURKEY
  • Israel cuts cement supply to Gaza: Palestinian official
    Israeli authorities on Sunday formally halt all cement deliveries into war-battered Gaza Strip, Palestinian official says
    MIDDLE EAST
  • Obama: Trump's comments show lack of global understanding
    U.S. President Barack Obama says recent comments from Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump show a basic lack of understanding about global politics
    AMERICAS
  • US drone trike kills top Al-Shabab assassin in Somalia
    An attack by an unmanned U.S. aircraft in Somalia has killed a senior member of the al-Shabab militant group, a U.S. official with knowledge of the operation said Friday
    AFRICA
  • Third term of Obama if Democrats win in November?
    As the Super Tuesday and Saturday passed the number of nomination scenarios has narrowed down, for the Democrat Party Hillary Clinton, former Secretary of State, have strengthened her grip on nomination
    OP-ED
  • Perils of keeping discussions of (con)federalism on the agenda in Syria
    It is vital to highlight that the recent initiative led by the PYD/YPG conflicts with the spirit of a prospective peace settlement that could be agreed upon by international and Syrian actors
    OP-ED
        Op-Eds
        • Bloodshed and butchery in Brussels: The Ravages of radicalism
          Ozer Khalid
        • Third term of Obama if Democrats win in November?
          Mehmet Yegin & Furkan Zengin
        • Perils of keeping discussions of (con)federalism on the agenda in Syria
          O. Bahadır Dinçer & Mehmet Hecan
        • Iran’s nuclear deal and the ‘Obama Doctrine’
          Amin Tarzi
        • Iran after the Nuclear Deal – an Israeli view
          Ephraim Kam
        • The value of feminist scholarship on security
          Annick T.R. Wibben
        • NATO developing strategic relations between Turkey and Israel for cyber warfare in Middle East
          Mehmet Bildik
        • As bleak as hell: the political dynamics of South Sudan’s upper Nile State
          Andrew Edward Tchie
        • Roadmap for Turkey: Recent developments in autonomous cars and electric vehicles
          Can Özcan & Aydın Kırcallı & Gerrit Seymour
        • Embedding a de-radicalization plan into the road map for peace in Syria
          Osman Bahadır Dinçer & Mehmet Hecan
        • Shielding Netherlands
          Debalina Ghoshal
        • Moldavia will not become the next Ukraine
          Olga Malik
        Articles
        • Visions for greater cooperative Europe amid the crisis in Ukraine: Economic cooperation and energy politics
          Hasan Selim Ozertem
        • The role of Xinjiang Uyghur autonomous region in the economic security of China
          Altay Atli
        • Radicalization of Islam in Central Asia: Theory, trends and prospects
          Tolga Türker
        • Political leadership in Kyrgyzstan: Perceptions and expectations of citizens
          Pinar Akçali & Dinara Murzaeva
        • Political parties in the Turkic republics: A comparative analysis on Kazakh and Uzbek political party systems
          Haluk Alkan & Müzeyyen Eroglu
        • Countering the insurgency in Afghanistan: Wrong diagnosis wrong treatment
          Metin Gürcan
        • Evolution of Kazakhstan's Foreign Policy: 1991-2011
          Shirin Akiner
        • The limits of zero problem policy in the Caucasus: the impasse in Turkish - Armenian relations
          Hasan Selim Ozertem
        • Remembering The Orly Attack
          Maxime Gauin
        • The Misuse Of "memoirs Of Count Bernstorff" In Armenian Nationalist Publications
          Maxime Gauin
        • An International Law Analysis Of The Flotilla Crisis Between Turkey And Israel
          Ceren MUTUS
        • Future Of Turkish-israeli Relations: What Next?
          Ozdem SANBERK