Huseyin Nurlu

Huseyin Nurlu is a PhD candidate at the University of St Andrews, specialising in Eurasian politics with a focus on South Caucasus and the Turkic world.

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From fraternity to framework: The Turkic world’s strategic turn

The recent OTS summit in Azerbaijan laid out a visionary roadmap for closer sociocultural and defence ties among member states.

7 min read

From fraternity to framework: The Turkic world’s strategic turn

What Cyprus teaches us about the UN’s credibility crisis

Erdogan’s UN call for fair treatment of Turkish Cypriots is rooted in the global body’s refusal to give the community equal status in their own homeland.

6 min read

What Cyprus teaches us about the UN’s credibility crisis

Eurasia and the future of a multipolar world

In the corridors of Eurasia, the rules of a multipolar world are quietly being drafted.

8 min read

Eurasia and the future of a multipolar world

Zangezur Corridor, a century-long artery between rivalry and resilience

Anchored by Türkiye, the Zangezur Corridor promises new east–west connectivity. But whether it drives cooperation or rivalry depends on Washington and Beijing.

8 min read

Zangezur Corridor, a century-long artery between rivalry and resilience

Operation ‘falling lion’: Israeli spy agency Mossad’s collapse in Türkiye

Turkish intelligence has not only exposed and dismantled Mossad’s covert networks but done so openly, redefining modern counterespionage with transparency, precision, and strategic dominance.

5 min read

Operation ‘falling lion’: Israeli spy agency Mossad’s collapse in Türkiye

A nation at the crossroads: Pashinyan’s ‘Real Armenia’ and what it means for the Caucasus

As Yerevan charts a new course, opposition is mounting from the Church and diaspora, illustrating the challenge of redefining national identity in a post-war era.

5 min read

A nation at the crossroads: Pashinyan’s ‘Real Armenia’ and what it means for the Caucasus

Mineral rush: China’s grip, America’s gamble and Türkiye’s rise

Rare earth elements (REEs), vital to tech from F-35s to iPhones, are dominated by China. The US depends on one mine and allies, but now Türkiye is entering the race.

6 min read

Mineral rush: China’s grip, America’s gamble and Türkiye’s rise

Geopolitical Gravity: How shifting alliances are redrawing a multipolar Eurasia

In this exclusive interview, Professor Rick Fawn explores how emerging alliances are reshaping Eurasian multipolarity. He pays particular attention to the EU's expanding footprint in Central Asia and the complexities of the South Caucasus.

9 min read

Geopolitical Gravity: How shifting alliances are redrawing a multipolar Eurasia

New law seeks to forge Britain’s digital shield and it could be a game-changer

Rewriting the UK’s cyber rulebook with mandatory breach reporting, enhanced enforcement powers, and broader industry coverage, the proposed law arrives at a pivotal moment for national digital resilience.

6 min read

New law seeks to forge Britain’s digital shield and it could be a game-changer

UK PM Starmer resurrects Blair-era politics, betrays Britons on Palestine

Starmer is not only going against the Labour Party’s manifesto, but also ignoring 70 percent of the population, who want Israel to end its war immediately.

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UK PM Starmer resurrects Blair-era politics, betrays Britons on Palestine