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Bolder steps required for peace in Ukraine war
| OpinionWe are at a critical juncture in the Russia-Ukraine war. Every indicator from the warring …
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OpinionNew Cold War’ discourses becoming more widespread
By Burhanettin DuranAs the Russia-Ukraine war resumes and the tension in world politics deepens, we are starting to hear more about the discourse of a 'new Cold War'
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OpinionICC ruling on Israel: Test for ‘America is back’ policy
By Muhittin AtamanLast week, the International Criminal Court (ICC) ruled it would extend its jurisdiction to the Israeli-occupied Palestinian territories, including the Gaza Strip, the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
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OpinionWhen the West says sorry, everything becomes all right
By Muhittin AtamanWestern countries have been dominating world politics for the last five centuries. Their foreign policies have been based on realpolitik, politics based on practical situations and needs, rather than on moral principles or ideas. Therefore, they can instrumentalize everything and violate basic principles of law to achieve their political and economic objectives, especially when they are stuck.
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Tips for those who need to work with Erdoğan
By Burhanettin DuranTo be clear, Turkey is actively involved in not just regional but also global issues. Ankara intends to remain part of those conversations, too. The driving force behind Turkey's actions is the challenges of geopolitics and the responsibilities they entail – as opposed to ideology.
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War crimes: What Yerevan is doing in Nagorno-Karabakh
By Muhittin AtamanThe clashes between Armenia and Azerbaijan, which erupted on Sept. 27, have now entered the fourth week. Although the two warring sides reached an agreement declaring humanitarian cease-fires twice, they could not maintain the truce. The Armenian side insistently broke the cease-fires and continued its attacks on both the Azerbaijani military and civilians.
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Is the cease-fire sustainable in Nagorno-Karabakh?
By Muhittin AtamanThe latest clash in occupied Nagorno-Karabakh is in its third week. Observers witness that Azerbaijan, which is defending its territories, is the dominant power on the ground. Unlike the previous fights, the Azerbaijani armed forces have begun to free some parts of the occupied lands from Armenia's control for the first time in 30 years. It seems that Baku has increased its military capacity and from now on, it will be increasingly difficult for Yerevan to maintain its control over Azerbaijani territory.
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For Azerbaijan, diplomatic solution with Pashinian seems impossible
By Talha KöseThe ongoing military confrontation between Armenia and Azerbaijan continues to escalate despite the recent calls for a cease-fire.
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Greece benefits from rising tensions with Turkey
By Muhittin AtamanTurkey and Greece have been in conflict for the last several decades. However, mainly due to a series of anti-Turkish moves made by the Greek state and the transgressed explanations made by Greek officials, tensions between the two countries have risen dramatically in recent years. As a reaction to Turkey’s improvement of its defense industry and its effective interventions in regional crises, Greece has been trying to exploit every opportunity to produce anti-Turkish policies.