The Role of the AK Party in Türkiye’s Africa Policy
The AK Party, with its nearly 25 years of governance experience, has been playing an increasingly prominent role in Africa, particularly in the Horn of Africa.
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The Spillover of Terror in the US: New Terror Wave After 9/11th
On September 11, 2001, the attack on the Twin Towers shattered the American public's sense of 'trust'. The American society, which until then had lived a trouble-free life between two oceans, realized that there was no country beyond the outreach of terrorism. American interventionism was materialized in Afghanistan and Iraq after the then-US President George W. Bush declaration of the Crusader War. It has led to the death or injury of millions, the destruction of cities, and the emergence of new types of instability due to ethnic and sectarian divisions.
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The Somalia-Ethiopia summit hosted by President Erdoğan in Ankararesulted in a declaration, emphasizing constructive partnership opportunities for peace and cooperation. One of the most critical aspects of the declaration was Ethiopia’s affirmation of its respect for Somalia's independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity.
Understanding the Revolution in Syria
After Assad’s fall, Syria faces rebuilding challenges, but Türkiye’s support ensures stability ahead
The opposition's military gains hold the power to reshape Syria’s status quo or push Damascus into the heart of a wider regional conflict
Imperialism Orientalism and Zionism: The shaping forces of US Middle East policy
U.S. foreign policy has been consistently Anti-Middle Eastern for decades and seemingly nothing will change with the Trump administration
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Trumpworld and MAGA 2.0
The Trump era hinges on both U.S. and global actions, demanding a more cooperative foreign policy
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U.S. policy in the region remains rigidly isolationist and self-serving, and under Trump, nothing will change
Trump's second term will reshape the U.S. policies on Big Tech, AI and rivalry with China
Trump's sweeping re-election victory exposes the Democrats' missteps on foreign policy, immigration and voter engagement
Arab states, disillusioned by U.S. policies and support for Israel, are shifting alliances and diversifying relations
