The Trump era hinges on both U.S. and global actions, demanding a more cooperative foreign policy
MoreU.S. policy in the region remains rigidly isolationist and self-serving, and under Trump, nothing will change
MoreTrump'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
Erdoğan’s address signals a new, people-centered approach in Turkish politics focused on fighting terrorism and seizing a historic opportunity for change
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s recent call to “consolidate the domestic front,” followed by the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) leader Devlet Bahçeli’s support for the Peoples’ Equality and Democracy Party (DEM) in pursuit of a “terror-free Türkiye” has naturally sparked discussions about future scenarios.
MoreWith the full and unconditional support of the United States and Western European countries, the Israeli government has been attacking Middle Eastern countries and committing genocide against Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip. The first step of Israel’s expansionist policies in the Middle East has been the increased occupation of Palestinian lands.
MoreIn the last week, a series of events has unfolded in Türkiye. First, the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) chairman Devlet Bahçeli, one of the key partners of the People’s Alliance, made a surprise statement in the Turkish Grand National Assembly, demanding that PKK founder Abdullah Öcalan, who has been imprisoned in a high-security prison since 1999, call on the PKK to “lay down arms and end terrorism.” More interestingly, Bahçeli suggested that Öcalan should come to parliament and make this call from the Peoples’ Equality and Democracy Party (DEM Party) party’s platform. This development has led to interpretations that a new process may have begun.
In Gaza, Israel violates human rights and international law, while Germany turns a blind eye – prompting Erdoğan to highlight this hypocrisy
The genocide Palestinians are living through has divided the world into two: the oppressors and the ones who fight against them
It’s hard to believe that the Biden administration’s letter suggesting that military aid to Israel could be halted unless humanitarian aid flows into Gaza isn’t tied to the upcoming U.S. elections.