The Issue of Religious Freedom in Turkey’s EU Accession

Jun 08, 2014 / Çağlar Ezikoğlu, PhD Candidate, University of Reading / Foreign Policy 1

The Issue of Religious Freedom in Turkey’s EU Accession Abstract Turkey has many different non-Muslim and non-Sunni minorities (e.g. Alevis). However, the Turkish governments (such...

Geneva Talks III: Light at The End Of The Tunnel or a Mirage in The Syrian Desert?

May 06, 2016 / Şakir Alemdar, PhD Candidate, Near East University, Nicosia / Foreign Policy, Political Analysis 0

*Source: Daily Sabah © Geneva Talks III: Light at The End Of The Tunnel or a Mirage in The Syrian Desert? Summary UN led Geneva...

Turkish Security Models for South Caucasus Region

Aug 08, 2014 / Maia Manchkhashvili, PhD Candidate, Tbilisi State University, Georgia / Foreign Policy 0

Turkish Security Models for South Caucasus Region Introduction The changes made in the political map of the world in the ‘90s of the 20th century...

Improving Political Relations between Azerbaijan and Turkey: Before and After the Attempted Coup on 15th of July

Sep 26, 2016 / Farrukh Hassanov / Foreign Policy, Political Analysis 0

*Source: TUSIAB.AZ © Improving Political Relations between Azerbaijan and Turkey: Before and After the Attempted Coup on 15th of July Abstract Following the fall of the...

A Close Look to EU’s 2014 Progress Report for Turkey: Another Winter Coming for EU-Turkey Relations?

Oct 20, 2014 / Diğdem Soyaltın, Assistant Professor & Editor, Centre for Policy and Research on Turkey / Foreign Policy 0

A Close Look to EU’s 2014 Progress Report for Turkey: Another Winter Coming for EU-Turkey Relations? It was not long ago when the new European...

Turkey and Israel, a New Beginning Accompanied with the Ghosts of the Past

May 28, 2017 / Karel Valansi, Political Columnist, Şalom and T24 / Foreign Policy, New Post, Political Analysis 0

Turkey and Israel, a New Beginning Accompanied with the Ghosts of the Past Abstract One of the most significant developments in the instable and war-torn...

Visionary Failure: on Turkey’s Foreign Policy

Dec 15, 2014 / Dr. Onur Bakıner, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Seattle University / Foreign Policy 0

Visionary Failure: on Turkey’s Foreign Policy Following Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s election as Turkey’s president in August 2014, the governing Justice and Development Party announced that...

The Route of Syria and Turkmens

Oct 14, 2012 / Emre Kartal, Yıldırım Beyazıt University / Foreign Policy, Political Analysis 2

The full version of this article is published in Turkish. Indicative Abstract The recent events in Syria are a revolt, which is comprised of the...

What is Turkey Doing in Africa? African Opening in Turkish Foreign Policy

Apr 30, 2015 / Dr. Elem Eyrice Tepeciklioğlu, International Relations Department, Yaşar University, İzmir / Foreign Policy 0

What is Turkey Doing in Africa? African Opening in Turkish Foreign Policy Abstract Africa comes first among the most neglected regions of the Turkish foreign...

Turkey’s EU bid: Losing Friends and Trouble Ahead

Mar 27, 2014 / Gerben K. Wedekind / Foreign Policy, Political Analysis 1

Turkey’s EU bid: Losing Friends and Trouble Ahead Introduction: the European Parliament’s 2013 Resolution on Turkey On March 12th, the European Parliament (EP) adopted its...