Can the Turkish opposition fix its waywardness?
The Turkish opposition’s waywardness alarms its mentors, who warn that the election is 'theirs to lose.'
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De-securitizing Turkey's foreign policy agenda
With its new diplomatic engagements, Turkey will create further windows of opportunities to restore its foreign policy
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As the tug of war over Ukraine deepens, the Russian leader has shifted into high gear against the Western alliance
The 2023 elections in Turkey could be the most original contest in our nation’s political history – for several reasons.
On its path to strengthen its independence, neither Russian nor Western influence should dominate Ukraine
Technology has always been one of these factors and its role has become more consistent throughout the years. Whether in intelligence or hardcore security, technology has always been utilized by countries during their rivalries with their counterparts. But we may be at a critical turning point in regards to the role of technology.
DEVA and GP's 'alliance' engineering in Turkish politics
The leaders of DEVA and the GP have already taken some steps. They are attempting to be more active and to generate some level of legitimacy for their movements.
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The HDP issue in Turkey's political alliances
Considering the terrorism issue and political fronts, it wouldn't be a surprise if conservative Kurds voted for the People's Alliance
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In the light of today's cumulative security challenges, Ankara is likely to give normalization processes with its counterparts more chance
Considering the Russian president's strategies, the question is whether there can be a third option somewhere between war and reconciliation
The world has been going through a transitory period, which has made the political and economic global system quite unstable. As a result, the behavior of regional and global powers has become mostly unpredictable
It has now been almost a decade since scholars, observers and policymakers started discussing the state of U.S. leadership in the world.
As a country where Russian, American, Chinese and other foreign companies have invested, Kazakhstan cannot address problems by isolating itself or overhauling its multidimensional foreign policy.
Everyone agrees that Turkey will hold a very competitive election in 2023. To say that the language of politics in the country, which is already living in the shadow of the election, has grown stronger no longer amounts to actual analysis.
No one believes the issue can be resolved soon due to the current dynamics on the island.
It is no secret that the CHP, which constantly attempts to reach out to the political right, has failed to win over conservatives to date. The political engineers cannot seem to wrap their heads around the nature of religious conservative voters, however hard they may try.
Through Erdoğan's road map, Turkey will activate more effective foreign policy tools to strengthen its regional and global position
The opposition will not stop demanding an early election in 2022, while the current government will want to wait until the country's new economic model starts yielding results.
An assessment of the international system's current state and Turkey's foreign policy helps us anticipate what awaits us in 2022.
2021 was not filled with many positive stories about Turkish-European Union relations. At the end of 2020, in a report published The Foundation for Political, Economic and Social Research (SETA), we assessed the conclusion of cautious optimism for 2021. While the side of caution prevails, the optimism has been delayed for yet another year.
Turkey takes precautions against excessive prices and stockpiling, rising inflation remains a global problem.
