Turkey
Révolte en mer Égée orientale
Par Dimitris Konstantakopoulos
25/02/2020
De violents affrontements ont lieu entre les habitants et la police dans les îles grecques de Lesbos et de Chios, au nord-est...
The point of view of Τurkish “Eurasianists” on relations with Russia
Last week in Turkey: The end of Turkey’s balancing act between Washington and Moscow
By Onur Sinan Güzaltan
Feb. 25, 2020
Since this February, political tensions have become...
Revolt in Eastern Aegean
Violent clashes are taking place between residents and police in the Greek islands of Lesbos and Chios in northeastern Aegean. Residents of the two...
A comment on the situation in Idlib
The last few weeks in Idlib have been turbulent. This week the President of Turkey Tayyip Erdogan has declared that after his telephone conversations...
Idlib: Can the center of rivalry become a zone of cooperation?
By Mehmet Perinçek
02/22/2020
In order to understand the events in Idlib, it will be useful to briefly summarize the process, up until November 15, 2015.
Consensus...
Netanyahu’s people explain their strategy
The massive – but reversible – defeats of Iran and Turkey
By Caroline B. Glick
02-21-2020
With our attention focused on other things – Israel's...
Greek delegation withdraws from NATO Parliamentary Assembly in protest
February 19, 2020
Eclat in NATO Parliamentary Assembly in Brussels: the Greek delegation withdrew in protest, denouncing the president’s stance. During the Assembly meeting, the...
Number of book readers in Turkey rises to 42% over 11...
4.11.2019
The rate of people reading books in Turkey rose from 30% to 42% in the last 11 years, according to a study.
The study conducted...
Turkey’s irreversible and existential problem in Idlib
By Mustafa Ozbey
02/18/2020
A country’s foreign policy is a complex synthesis, matured and distilled with the accumulation of experience over many years. Therefore, if an...
Will Turkey Drag America Into a ‘World War III Scenario’ With...
The U.S. military is cautious about the role it is playing in Syria while the State Department is eager to step in and help...