ISIS
The State of Savagery: ISIS in Syria
| BookThis book discusses ISIS within the context of violent non-state actors (VNSA); analyzes historical, ideological …
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BookThe State of Savagery: ISIS in Syria
By Ufuk UlutaşThis book discusses ISIS within the context of violent non-state actors (VNSA); analyzes historical, ideological and operational roots and features of the group in Syria; and positions ISIS within the matrix of the conflicting parties in Syria.
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OpinionTurkey’s ISIS Problem
By Murat YeşiltaşThe attack on Istanbul’s Ataturk airport in June 2016 indicates that the ISIS threat to Turkey is transforming from a sole criminal issue to a long-term strategic concern.
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Foreign PolicyISIS-PKK Terror Shall not Take us Into the Abyss
The political and economic foundations of New Turkey are not crumbling; in fact they have proved resilient and continue to withstand multiple challenges. The social fabric proved resistant against divisive political rhetoric and provocative calls for mass revolts against the public order.
Bu Konuda Daha Fazla
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Russia’s Growing Involvement in the Middle East
By Burhanettin DuranMr. Putin is planning to showcase his military's power in the Middle East and the Mediterranean.
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Turkey Challenges Security Risks Posed by DAESH, PKK and...
By Talha KöseThe arrival of U.S. F-16s in Turkey has been called a game changer not only in the fight against ISIS but also in reshaping the Middle East, Syria and Iraq in particular.
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The PKK Uses ISIS Attacks as a Pretext to...
By Talha KöseTalha Köse elaborated that the PKK has used Rojava, Kobani and Suruç attacks as a pretext to mobilize armed groups on the ground.
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Turkey and ISIS: The Hegemony of Political Hyperreality
By Fahrettin AltunHere is a political hyperreality: Turkey, while fighting against all terrorist groups in the region, is somehow being portrayed to the world as if it is ignoring the threat.
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PKK does not Represent Kurdish People in Turkey
By Enes BayraklıAssistant Professor Bayraklı said that the majority of the Kurdish population voted for the Peoples Democratic Party (HDP) to back-up the peace process. But, the PKK misinterpreted the June 7 election results as a clear approval of their policies, and exploited the peace process.