This analysis examines the common characteristics shared by Kemalist and Gülenist structures, despite their apparent ideological opposition, from the perspective of democratic theory and practice.
This paper argues that Syria's rejection of renewed intervention in Lebanon should not be interpreted simply as a Lebanese policy. Rather, it forms part of a broader Syrian strategy aimed at repositioning the country within a new regional order built upon economic interdependence, political coordination, and collective stability instead of geopolitical competition and proxy influence.
This analysis examines the common characteristics shared by Kemalist and Gülenist structures, despite their apparent ideological opposition, from the perspective of democratic theory and practice.
What were the dominant themes on the agenda at COP30? Why was Australia not selected to host COP31? How did Türkiye emerge as the deal-maker in the COP31 hosting battle? How is Türkiye's rising climate profile taking shape?
As Europe heads into the Ankara NATO Summit, the continent's apparent unity on the Russian threat conceals a deeper fragmentation. This report maps how national fears diverge along geographic fault lines — and how far military capabilities actually match them.
How are Turkish-American relations evolving during Trump 2.0? What agenda items could be covered during the Sept. 25 meeting? How will Erdoğan and Trump view the emerging global politics? How aware is Trump of the significance of U.S.' relations with Türkiye? How indispensable is the U.S. from Türkiye's point of view?
The protests that began on 28 December 2025 as a reaction to the worsening economic conditions in Iran gradually expanded, spreading beyond Tehran to other cities, most notably Isfahan, Mashhad, Kermanshah, Lorestan, Fars, and Karaj.
Speakers: Murat Yeşiltaş, Nebi Miş, Javlon Vakhabov, Ilkhom Khaydarov, Ufuk Ulutaş, Harun Türker Kara, Eldor Sobirjonovich Tulyakov, Kakadzhan Berdiev, Erman Akıllı, Khalilillo Saydakhmedovich Khamidov, Aben Dauren Abenuly, Hazel Çağan Elbir, Shukhrat Askarovich Tukhtabayev, Zukhra Khalimova, Kadir Temiz, Muhittin Ataman, Abylaev Timur Zamirbekovich, Murat Aslan, Yaşar Sarı
The Forum will translate expert insights and forecasts into actionable ideas and initiatives, thereby improving decision-making and enriching the practical substance of both bilateral and interregional agendas. The Forum's primary purpose is to discuss the current state, future prospects, and key priority areas of cooperation between the Central Asian states and Türkiye.
