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The Luxury Collection Debuts its First Resort in Cesme, Turkey

The Luxury Collection®, part of Marriott International Inc., today announced the opening of Reges, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, Çeşme. Owned by Reges Turizm Inşaat A.Ş.,...

Istanbul, the Mayoral Election Rerun: A Turning Point for Democracy?

Despite state-sponsored and private efforts to influence the outcome of Turkey’s mayoral elections on March 31 either directly or indirectly, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his Justice...

Armenia-Iran: Good neighbourly relations absolute necessity

Some experts believe that Iran’s cooperation with Armenia could become costly for the latter owing to the ever increasing hostility demonstrated by US President Donald Trump...

Reconstruction in Syria

From the beginning, for Turkey the war in Syria has been a "domestic" problem- albeit not entirely so.  For the West, it has been an opportunity to hurt...

Turkish Weapons Could Become Key Obstruction for Haftar’s Offensive on Tripoli

While the offensive of the Libyan National Army (LNA) commanded by Field Marshal Halifa Haftar in Tripoli against the armed groups controlled by the Government of...

Turkey is the Guarantor of Peace in the Black Sea region

The wider Black Sea region—which brings together the littoral states plus neighbouring countries—is experiencing a rapidly shifting security environment that combines large-scale conventional military threats, internationalized civil...

Understanding Egypt’s Limited Involvement in the Arab NATO

Authors: Irina Tsukerman, Mohamed Maher* During President Sissi's visit to the White House, some press reports talked about Egypt's withdrawal from the planned Middle Eastern and North African defense alliance...

Mandarin Oriental Announces New Hotel And Residences In Istanbul

Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group has announced that it will manage a second luxury hotel in Istanbul, Turkey. The project, which also features branded residences, is scheduled...

The battle for leadership of the Muslim world: Turkey plants its flag in Christchurch

When Turkish vice-president Fuat Oktay and foreign minister Mevlut Cavusoglu became this weekend the first high-level foreign government delegation to travel  to Christchurch they were doing more than expressing...

Turkey’s foreign bribery enforcement framework needs to be urgently strengthened

In view of Turkey’s continued failure to implement key aspects of the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention and to enforce its foreign bribery laws, the Working Group on...

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