Nazım Fatsa

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Nazım FATSA is a public sector professional and an independent researcher based in Türkiye. He holds a Master’s degree in International Relations, with a specialized focus on Middle Eastern politics, regional security dynamics, and intelligence studies. His work explores the intersection of geopolitical shifts and security strategies in the contemporary era. Currently, he contributes to strategic analyses regarding regional stability.

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Trump’s Middle East Gamble: Anatomy of a Regional War

The Iran-Israel-US war that erupted on February 28, 2026, has fallen into the world division in an extremely shocking way. While it may seem...

Churchill’s Prophecy and Ankara’s Rise: Not Wasting the Crisis of 2026

Towards the end of World War II, in the mid-1940s, Winston Churchill uttered that significant sentence, perhaps pointing to the potential benefits to be...

The Trump-Netanyahu Summit and Ankara: Is a Period of “Controlled Chaos” Beginning in the Middle East?

The Trump-Netanyahu summit in Washington in the final days of 2025 was not merely a courtesy visit for the region but the announcement of...

Navigating the New Frontier: SDF-State Relations in Post-Revolutionary Syria

The post-revolutionary period in Syria has been a subject of regional security discussions, with one of the most complex governance and security issues in...

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Tehran’s Funeral and a World Where Sovereignty Becomes Conditional

The march in Tehran on Monday, July 6, was,...

Indonesia’s C-130 MRO Dilemma: Strategic Lift-off or Sovereignty Trap?

Authors: Stefanie Thamrin and Virgie Cerenata Nahusuly* Indonesia’s relationship with...

Flying Blind: Why the Global South Needs Proximate-Risk AI for Food Security

A food crisis rarely arrives with a bang. It...

Can the OIC Bridge the Gap Between Gender Parity and Total Exclusion?

In the United Arab Emirates, women hold half of...
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