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CAN NETANYAHU BE TRUSTED TO HONOUR THE DEAL FOR TOTAL ISRAELI WITHDRAWAL FROM GAZA?

The success of the latest deal will depend largely on how forceful the West is in making the Zionist state comply with its terms and conditions.

Can Netanyahu be trusted to honour the deal for total Israeli withdrawal from Gaza?

Can Netanyahu be trusted to honour the deal for total Israeli withdrawal from Gaza?

US-Saudi nuclear deal changes the rules of the game in the Middle East

US-Saudi nuclear deal changes the rules of the game in the Middle East

US-Saudi nuclear deal changes the rules of the game in the Middle East

The 2010 Tehran Declaration mediated by Türkiye and Brazil still has the potential to pull the region back from the precipice and allow Tehran to pursue a peaceful nuclear programme.

By Emmett Imani

Machine gone rogue: The breach that made AI risk real

Machine gone rogue: The breach that made AI risk real

Machine gone rogue: The breach that made AI risk real

While it may not exactly be a Terminator moment, an OpenAI model breaking free and attacking another is a wake-up call for more guardrails.

By Ozan Ahmet Cetin

What next for Modi as ‘cockroach’ students puncture his strongman image?

What next for Modi as ‘cockroach’ students puncture his strongman image?

What next for Modi as ‘cockroach’ students puncture his strongman image?

For more than a decade, the Indian Prime Minister has manipulated the narrative to project an aura of invincibility. The country’s angry youth just beat him at his own game.

Behind the Greek lobby's campaign against Türkiye's F-35s is the facade of security

Behind the Greek lobby's campaign against Türkiye's F-35s is the facade of security

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.

By Zeynep Gizem Ozpinar

Germany failed to contain AfD. Now it’s just a matter of time before the far-right grabs power.

Germany failed to contain AfD. Now it’s just a matter of time before the far-right grabs power.

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.

BEHIND THE HEADLINES

Merz’s 'little pashas': Germany’s fight against AfD is actually strengthening the far-right

Merz’s 'little pashas': Germany’s fight against AfD is actually strengthening the far-right

Merz’s 'little pashas': Germany’s fight against AfD is actually strengthening the far-right

S Korea’s Lee Jae-myung era: Economic reform, Artificial Intelligence, and global vision

S Korea’s Lee Jae-myung era: Economic reform, Artificial Intelligence, and global vision

S Korea’s Lee Jae-myung era: Economic reform, Artificial Intelligence, and global vision

Hatice Nursena Guzel, Hatice Celik

July 20, 1974: How Türkiye’s peace operation paved the way for Greece's democracy

July 20, 1974: How Türkiye’s peace operation paved the way for Greece's democracy

July 20, 1974: How Türkiye’s peace operation paved the way for Greece's democracy

From screens to streets: July 15 and Türkiye's digital civic memory

From screens to streets: July 15 and Türkiye's digital civic memory

From screens to streets: July 15 and Türkiye's digital civic memory

The failed coup attempt showed that social media does not, by itself, create civic courage. But in moments of crisis, it can help organise, amplify, and remember.

By Omer Abdulaziz Ozturk

UN Security Council needs a constitutional successor, not another reform

UN Security Council needs a constitutional successor, not another reform

UN Security Council needs a constitutional successor, not another reform

The debate on reforming the UN Security Council has gone on for decades with little progress. The real question is whether the post-1945 system has lost the legitimacy to remain the world's ultimate authority on peace and security.

By Ziyad Motala

Destroying classrooms, denying education, erasing Gaza's future

Destroying classrooms, denying education, erasing Gaza's future

Destroying classrooms, denying education, erasing Gaza's future

Buried amid the rubble of school and college buildings in the devastated enclave are the dreams of thousands of Palestinian students.

By Hani Shehada

Türkiye’s NATO commitment and the trial by fire of the Korean War

Türkiye’s NATO commitment and the trial by fire of the Korean War

Türkiye’s NATO commitment and the trial by fire of the Korean War

As NATO leaders gather in Ankara, Türkiye's role in the alliance is best understood through its decades-long military commitment—from the battlefields of Korean Peninsula to the frontlines of today's evolving security order.

By Ahmet Tarik Caskurlu

Ukraine is flexing its drone muscles and winning the asymmetric war against Russia

Ukraine is flexing its drone muscles and winning the asymmetric war against Russia

Ukraine is flexing its drone muscles and winning the asymmetric war against Russia

Despite its overwhelming military superiority, Moscow has found Kiev a hard nut to crack. The reason is simple: Ukraine’s skilful use of UAVs to strike where it hurts most.

Don’t measure NATO allies by what they spend, but by what they build

Don’t measure NATO allies by what they spend, but by what they build

Don’t measure NATO allies by what they spend, but by what they build

As the alliance prepares to gather in Ankara, it's time to rethink how it accounts for strategic value.

By Huseyin Nurlu

Türkiye's strategic rise reshapes NATO's security landscape

Türkiye's strategic rise reshapes NATO's security landscape

TÜRKİYE'S STRATEGIC RISE RESHAPES NATO'S SECURITY LANDSCAPE

Twenty-two years after the last NATO summit in Türkiye, the security situation has changed completely. Europe's security depends on Ankara more than ever.

Spotlight

Artificial intelligence, digital sovereignty, and the ethics of journalism

Artificial intelligence, digital sovereignty, and the ethics of journalism

Sabir Askeroglu

Neither victory nor peace: Inside the US-Iran deal

Neither victory nor peace: Inside the US-Iran deal

Why Brussels refuses to abandon its arrogance toward Ankara

Why Brussels refuses to abandon its arrogance toward Ankara

Aysegul Dinckan

Austria's rise in anti-Muslim racism did not happen by accident

Austria's rise in anti-Muslim racism did not happen by accident

SPOTLIGHT

Türkiye's pursuit of peace in an age of global turmoil

Türkiye's approach to peacebuilding has combined mediation, humanitarian engagement and sustained dialogue with rival actors, allowing Ankara to play a unique role in conflicts from Ukraine to Somalia.

Türkiye's pursuit of peace in an age of global turmoil

Türkiye's pursuit of peace in an age of global turmoil

Why Greece keeps buying security it cannot produce

Three decades of military spending have left Greece better armed but still searching for strategic confidence, exposing the limits of an import-dependent security model.

Why Greece keeps buying security it cannot produce

Why Greece keeps buying security it cannot produce