Amid challenges facing the peoples and states of the Middle East, their shared destiny requires decision-makers to strengthen cooperation, promote rapprochement, and reject conflict and warAhmed Al-Jumaili
The British political system is, thus, not broken, it has simply transformed from a bipolar to a multipolar system. But stability is still lacking, which explains the revolving door at No. 10.Klaus Jürgens
Türkiye, as proof that states building agency early in the technopolar order are rewarded, is already demonstrating the path that strengthens the NATO from within.
Path is being paved for Greek Cypriots’ demands through illusion of EU guarantees and NATO. In such a context, the significance of President Erdogan’s visit to the TRNC on the anniversary of the Cyprus Peace Operation is growingMurat Aslan
Emine Erdogan, by championing child safety, challenging the hegemony of 'techno-colonialism,' and driving global ecological initiatives, has demonstrated that the role of the modern first lady can be a powerful force for structural changeMeryem İlayda Atlas
British society is changing, and individual leaders are struggling to cope with that change. This leaves voters in a political wilderness, which is dangerous.Klaus Jürgens01 July 2026
Political instability leaves Britain in a profoundly dysfunctional state – unable to come to terms with the fact that it has ambitions and pretensions way beyond both its means and the capacity of its politicians to match them in the real world.Tim Bale23 June 2026
Do wars negatively impact the economies of all participants? Do they impact economies across the globe? Is the impact uneven, and if so, to what extent?Adam Yousef22 June 2026
The collapse of the current ceasefire in Gaza and the launch of a slow-motion genocide offer a legal and historical lesson: the shelf-life of security arrangements and piecemeal accommodations that preserve the core of the occupation has expired.Mutaz M. Qafisheh and Mazen Alzaro18 June 2026
If anyone keeps on dreaming that their shares in SpaceX will bring them profit, they should consider that they may also help the company build a monopoly powerful enough to claim humanity’s air, water, salt, and memoriesMelike Tanberk17 June 2026
One must approach prospects of US-Iran agreement with caution. It is essential to recognize that this is not a comprehensive peace agreement but rather a transitional frameworkAli Bakir16 June 2026
Türkiye's defense industry breakthrough stands as prominent example in ‘Neo-Kruppist Era,’ poised to generate a lasting geopolitical impact precisely to the extent that its technical capability operates in tandem with its foreign policy vision.Umit Naci Yorulmaz15 June 2026
The way forward should entail setting aside the differences and focusing instead on issues where South-East European Cooperation Process (SEECP) participants’ interests and expectations largely converge
Idlir Lika11 June 2026
While Ankara seeks a position that will safeguard its economic and strategic interests during this new era in Venezuela, Caracas is looking for ways to make a stronger return to the international system by playing its energy cardMehmet Ozkan10 June 2026
Today, the Caucasus needs common sense, political courage, empathy, and peace more than ever before. A shared future stretching from Yerevan to Istanbul, and from Baku to Tbilisi, can only be built upon these values
Aram Kuran09 June 2026
The "Flamingo protests" deserve close attention not only because of their potential impact on Albanian politics, but also because of what they may reveal about the future trajectory of Albania’s European integration.Marlind Laci
As old assumptions underpinning the Western security order begin to erode, one reality is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore: Türkiye is no longer a peripheral actor in the global security equation.Esra Karataş Alpay
