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Ahmet Yusuf Ozdemir

Ahmet Yusuf Ozdemir

Ahmet Yusuf Ozdemir is an Assistant Professor of Political Science and International Relations Department at Ibn Haldun University.

Ahmet Yusuf Ozdemir is an Assistant Professor of Political Science and International Relations Department at Ibn Haldun University.

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Tel Aviv bus explosion rekindles horrors of Jewish extremism

The recent bombing of passenger buses in the Israeli capital has once again exposed extremist Zionism.

Tel Aviv bus explosion rekindles horrors of Jewish extremism

Tel Aviv bus explosion rekindles horrors of Jewish extremism

Hostages and resistance: The long history of Palestinian prisoner swaps

Prisoner exchanges between Israel and Palestine have long been a focal point of resistance, reflecting the broader struggle over occupation, control, and national identity.

Hostages and resistance: The long history of Palestinian prisoner swaps

Hostages and resistance: The long history of Palestinian prisoner swaps

Trump’s 'Riviera of the Middle East' proposal is an erasure of Palestine

Gaza is not a tourist paradise to seize, it’s a land that must be rebuilt for the Palestinians living there.

Trump’s 'Riviera of the Middle East' proposal is an erasure of Palestine

Trump’s 'Riviera of the Middle East' proposal is an erasure of Palestine

The Ankara Declaration is a new model for conflict resolution in Africa

Türkiye's mediation between Somalia and Ethiopia is pivotal in resolving decades-long conflicts in the Horn of Africa, showcasing Ankara’s rising influence in global peace efforts.

The Ankara Declaration is a new model for conflict resolution in Africa

The Ankara Declaration is a new model for conflict resolution in Africa

Syria's revolution began long before the Arab Spring

The people have been fighting for freedom for nearly a century, starting with the 1925 Great Syrian Revolt against colonial rule.

Syria's revolution began long before the Arab Spring

Syria's revolution began long before the Arab Spring

From Rachel Corrie to Aysenur Ezgi: Israel's unanswered crimes

In the killing fields of Palestine, the Jewish state twists the narrative to escape accountability for its heinous actions against activists and journalists.

From Rachel Corrie to Aysenur Ezgi: Israel's unanswered crimes

From Rachel Corrie to Aysenur Ezgi: Israel's unanswered crimes

War on all fronts: Why Israel expanded its atrocities to occupied West Bank

After laying waste to Gaza and killing thousands of civilians, Tel Aviv’s forces are wreaking havoc on other occupied areas. It is all part of a bigger design.

War on all fronts: Why Israel expanded its atrocities to occupied West Bank

War on all fronts: Why Israel expanded its atrocities to occupied West Bank

Haniyeh assassination: A move to destabilise the political future of Hamas?

Haniyeh imposed order, reduced chaos, and restored stability, relentlessly pursuing to broker a ceasefire deal, now delayed interminably.

Haniyeh assassination: A move to destabilise the political future of Hamas?

Haniyeh assassination: A move to destabilise the political future of Hamas?

How Israel turned assassination into its political weapon of choice

The global community ignoring Israeli state-sponsored ‘targetted killings’ of its political enemies beyond its borders could push the world into chaos and war.

How Israel turned assassination into its political weapon of choice

How Israel turned assassination into its political weapon of choice

Srebrenica to Gaza: Things that changed, things that stayed the same

The failure of nations and intellectuals to agree on the definition of genocide has resulted in massacres that defy all norms of civilised behaviour. Israel’s war on unarmed Palestinians is the latest example.

Srebrenica to Gaza: Things that changed, things that stayed the same

Srebrenica to Gaza: Things that changed, things that stayed the same