OPINION
BURNHAM’S ‘RESET’ OF FOREIGN POLICY ON ISRAEL AND PALESTINE IS PROMISING, BUT STILL FALLS SHORT
The British government must walk the talk to stand by Palestine and the suffering people in Gaza and the occupied West Bank.
Yousra Samir Imran
CULTURE
BUSINESS
POLITICS
Srebrenica, Ratko Mladic and what his war crimes tell us about the Gaza genocide
While condemning the Butcher of Bosnia, the world cannot look away from what is unfolding in Palestine. The Israeli war criminals must be brought to justice before it is too late.
By
Ambreen Yousuf
The unending Iran war and Israel’s new low
A diabolical proposal in an Israeli newspaper exposes the moral bankruptcy in a society consumed by its lust for war and bloodshed.
By
Nasir Qadri
Germany’s state election becomes a test of who belongs
As Saxony-Anhalt heads to the polls, the debate over migration is increasingly turning into a question of whether Germans with migrant backgrounds can ever have their belonging taken for granted.
By
Aysegul Colak
Greece, the EU's spoiled child, is squandering European funds
Decades of EU funding have failed to resolve Greece’s governance weaknesses, while delays, poor oversight and a widening farm subsidy scandal raise questions over how effectively Brussels holds Athens accountable.
By
Zeynep Gizem Ozpinar
EXPANDING THE MECCA PACT: WHAT BANGLADESH CAN BRING TO THE TABLE
Bangladesh could be a valuable addition to the Mecca Pact, but Dhaka should use its strategic leverage to secure concrete benefits rather than join on terms set by others.
By
Nazmus Sakib
BEHIND THE HEADLINES
The end of the road for the PKK/YPG
Ibrahim Karatas
Netanyahu’s grand delusion: Türkiye and the imaginary threat
Ahmed Najar
Germany’s search for partners brings it to Azerbaijan
Aysegul Colak
AK Party and 25 years of remaking Türkiye
As the AK Party celebrates 25 years, its success in reducing military influence, expanding rights, investing in infrastructure and defence explains its status as Türkiye's longest-serving governing party.
By
Huseyin Alptekin
25 years of AK Party and Türkiye’s rise as a regional and global actor
The country’s rise on the international stage was made possible by the robust and pragmatic foreign policy initiatives of successive governments under Erdogan.
By
Ahmet Uysal
Austria and Türkiye: A new phase of cooperation
Chancellor Christian Stocker's visit to Ankara signifies a new dynamic between Vienna and Ankara. In times of geopolitical crises, closer cooperation is not only sensible but strategically necessary.
By
Muhammed Ali UCAR
Mecca defence pact could be the blueprint for a new regional security architecture
The trilateral defence pact signals the willingness of regional states to look beyond traditional Western security alignments.
By
Sabena Siddiqui
Mecca deal is much more than just a defence pact between three nations
The trilateral agreement between Türkiye, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan could become the benchmark for regional security architecture.
By
Emmett Imani
A Democrat upset that highlights Israel's diminishing influence on US voters
A series of Democratic primary upsets signals a shifting electorate, where unconditional support for Israel is no longer a political litmus test within the party.
By
Ziyad Motala
WHAT THE MIDDLE EAST NEEDS IS SECURITY WITHOUT HEGEMONY
A US-centric security model for the Middle East is no longer viable. The region needs a system where responsibility is shared among key players, and Türkiye can become one of its main balancing centres.
By
Sabir Askeroglu
Spotlight
Yahya Habil
There is more to the Ceuta crisis than just a regular migration attempt
5 min read
Ahmed Najar
Can Netanyahu be trusted to honour the deal for total Israeli withdrawal from Gaza?
7 min read
Emmett Imani
US-Saudi nuclear deal changes the rules of the game in the Middle East
7 min read
Ozan Ahmet Cetin
Machine gone rogue: The breach that made AI risk real
6 min read
SPOTLIGHT
Behind the Greek lobby's campaign against Türkiye's F-35s is the facade of security
For years, Athens has driven an anti-Ankara policy at home and abroad. It has once again activated its lobbies to try and derail Türkiye’s readmission to the US fighter jet programme.
SPOTLIGHT
Ozcan Akinci
July 20, 1974: How Türkiye’s peace operation paved the way for Greece's democracy
8 min read
Hatice Nursena Guzel,
Hatice Celik
S Korea’s Lee Jae-myung era: Economic reform, Artificial Intelligence, and global vision
5 min read
Ozcan Akinci
July 20, 1974: How Türkiye’s peace operation paved the way for Greece's democracy
8 min read
Sabir Askeroglu
Ukraine war and the new Russian fixation on replicating the 'Iran model'
5 min read
Faik Tanrikulu
Merz’s 'little pashas': Germany’s fight against AfD is actually strengthening the far-right
6 min read
Hatice Nursena Guzel,
Hatice Celik
S Korea’s Lee Jae-myung era: Economic reform, Artificial Intelligence, and global vision
5 min read
Ozcan Akinci
July 20, 1974: How Türkiye’s peace operation paved the way for Greece's democracy
8 min read
Sabir Askeroglu
Ukraine war and the new Russian fixation on replicating the 'Iran model'
5 min read
Germany failed to contain AfD. Now it’s just a matter of time before the far-right grabs power.
The AfD has long since outgrown the status of a protest party. Today, it is the strongest political force in Germany.
Ozcan Akinci
July 20, 1974: How Türkiye’s peace operation paved the way for Greece's democracy
8 min read
Hatice Nursena Guzel,
Hatice Celik
S Korea’s Lee Jae-myung era: Economic reform, Artificial Intelligence, and global vision
5 min read
Ozcan Akinci
July 20, 1974: How Türkiye’s peace operation paved the way for Greece's democracy
8 min read
Sabir Askeroglu
Ukraine war and the new Russian fixation on replicating the 'Iran model'
5 min read
Faik Tanrikulu
Merz’s 'little pashas': Germany’s fight against AfD is actually strengthening the far-right
6 min read
Hatice Nursena Guzel,
Hatice Celik
S Korea’s Lee Jae-myung era: Economic reform, Artificial Intelligence, and global vision
5 min read
Ozcan Akinci
July 20, 1974: How Türkiye’s peace operation paved the way for Greece's democracy
8 min read
Sabir Askeroglu
Ukraine war and the new Russian fixation on replicating the 'Iran model'
5 min read
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