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NATO has to prove it’s ‘brain alive’
| OpinionPresident Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is attending the NATO Leaders Meeting in London on Wednesday, after …
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OpinionNATO’s crisis in tackling terror threats
By Kemal İnatFrench President Emmanuel Macron told The Economist last week that NATO was "brain dead." He blamed the alliance's supposed problem on the lack of "coordination... of strategic decision-making between the United States and its NATO allies." Macron added that Turkey's actions were "uncoordinated," warning that NATO failed to monitor the actions of its members.
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OpinionThe UN General Assembly in an era of declining multilateralism
By Talha KöseThe U.N. has unfortunately turned out to be a platform where the significance of multilateralism and global cooperation is increasingly ignored or even damaged
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OpinionErdoğan-Trump meeting can repair long-standing damage
By Burhanettin DuranPesident Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is in New York this week, leading a delegation, to attend the U.N. General Assembly's 74th session. After meeting civil society leaders and think tanks Sunday, Erdoğan held a series of talks with world leaders on Monday. Yesterday, he addressed the General Assembly, delivering a speech akin to his 2014 address. .
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The ugly face of power
By Burhanettin DuranThe Europeans are following in America's footsteps, revealing that they only care about their own interests. Their support for Egypt proves that
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The changing landscape of global security
By Talha KöseThe Munich Security Conference is an influential platform where global security trends are discussed every year by academics and policymakers.
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Which European capital will follow Paris?
By Burhanettin DuranThe spreading disorder in Europe has recently haunted France, putting the country's democracy to a huge test and alarming after EU states as well
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A warning from Erdoğan and a war of words...
By Burhanettin DuranPresident Erdoğan has called on Western powers to stop trying to negotiate new Sykes-Picot style agreements in the Middle East and North Africa, and urges them to support Turkey's fight against terrorism
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The Trump effect continues to affect the US
By Burhanettin DuranThe Trump administration's complete disregard for international institutions and norms, commitment to unilateralism, ability to weaponize economic sanctions, populism, selfish nationalism, willingness to transform immigration into a national security threat, and isolationism have been slowly changing Western democracies.