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Turkey Warns: Don’t Hit Energy Infrastructure as Black Sea Attacks Escalate
Turkey has called on Russia, Ukraine, and all other parties involved in the ongoing conflict to avoid targeting energy infrastructure and to ensure uninterrupted...
The Neo-Ottoman Doctrine and the Inevitable Confrontation in the Levant
The harsh anarchy endemic to the Middle Eastern system has, with predictable certainty, intruded upon the core interests of the Turkish Republic. In response, Ankara has...
Leading a New Era: Türkiye’s Vision for a Unified and Active OIC
The Changing Global Context
The world is experiencing a more significant transformation period in history, which is marked by the increasing geopolitical divisions, climate change,...
Massive $6.5B Investment Shields Turkey’s ‘Steel Dome’ System
Turkish defence companies signed contracts worth $6.5 billion to develop Turkey's 'Steel Dome' air defence system, according to the Turkish Defence Industries Presidency (SSB)....
The Prisoner Who Could End Turkey’s Longest Conflict
After 26 years in prison, Abdullah Ocalan, the imprisoned leader of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), has emerged as a central figure in Turkey’s...
Turkey to Host COP31, Australia to Lead Climate Negotiations
Turkey will host next year’s UN climate summit, COP31, while Australia will chair negotiations among governments, according to Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. The...
The End of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party’s Struggle: A Victory for Erdoğan’s Neo-Ottomanism?
This article will discuss the political context and strategic implications of the dissolution of the Partiya Karkerên Kurdistanê (PKK) as a development that reconstructs...
Ukraine’s Zelenskiy to Visit Turkey to Revive Peace Talks with Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced plans to visit Turkey on Wednesday in a bid to reinvigorate stalled negotiations with Russia aimed at ending the...
Turkey Leads Push for Gaza Peace as Ceasefire Frays
Foreign ministers from several Muslim-majority countries gathered in Istanbul on Monday to discuss the fragile ceasefire in Gaza, as both Israel and Hamas accuse...
The Western Balkans: A New Frontier for Turkish Organized Crime
In recent decades, the Western Balkans have become a key crossroads where historical legacies and modern geopolitics meet. Among external actors, Türkiye has played...