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France versus Turkey
Authors: Natalya Degtyarova and Yuri Menshikov
The international scandal between Turkey and France is gathering pace. On October 26 Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan urged...
Why a Biden presidency will benefit Turkey, not Greece
During the 2020 US pre-election period the Greek media and analysts have been suggesting that if Joe Biden wins, he will safeguard Greek interests...
How Mercenaries in Nagorno-Karabakh can destabilize the situation
It is almost a month now since two of the former Soviet countries pitting against each other, The orthodox Christian Armenia and Muslim majority...
What is the public sphere today in Turkey?
The concept of public sphere, which was started to be examined in Europe in the 1960s, has different meanings according to different perspectives, as...
Taking For Granted … Be Wary
The title of these comments is inspired by my personal experience in important areas of public policy both as a politician beginning in the...
Who Needs A Proxy War In The Caucasus?
All proxy wars are, by definition, delusional. Usually, two client-states wage a war, one against another, while, actually, their war advances interests of some...
Erdogan’s Calamitous Authoritarianism
Turkey’s President Erdogan is becoming ever more dangerous as he continues to ravage his own country and destabilize scores of states in the Middle...
Nagorno-Karabakh: Will the Landscape Change following the Latest Unrest?
The situation surrounding Nagorno-Karabakh, which has deteriorated dramatically in recent days, has clearly demonstrated that it is becoming increasingly impossible to maintain the status...
War in the Caucasus: One more effort to shape a new world order
Fighting in the Caucasus between Azerbaijan and Armenia is about much more than deep-seated ethnic divisions and territorial disputes. It’s the latest clash designed,...
Turkish Strengthened Parliamentary System
"Corrected" or "enhanced" system of parliamentary debate, thoroughly sat on Turkey's agenda in recent days. There are two reasons for this. First, it is...