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Washington's dollar policy and its new global position Recently, Bloomberg Businessweek published a piece by Peter Coy titled, "The Tyranny of the U.S. Dollar." The article contained arguments that I have frequently cited in this... more

Op-Ed Turkey's Africa diplomacy Diplomacy is one of the cornerstones of international relations. The most crucial aspect of this field and related missions is whether the officials appointed to a country... More
Op-Ed Iran and US jostle over influence in Baghdad as Iraqis try to heal national divide An unquestionable reality from the post-Saddam Hussein Iraq is it has become a key battleground between Iran and the United States. Iran's deep-seated influence since 2003... More
Op-Ed The power struggle between the US and China The U.S. imposed sanctions on the Chinese military over its purchase of Su-35 jet fighters and S-400 surface-to-air missiles from Russia. Accordingly, China's Equipment Development... More
Op-Ed German strategy on Turkish geopolitics, from Bismarck to the present German-led EU strategy needs Turkey to block the migration flow to Europe from the East, and to recover the Turkish economy for the maintenance of EU–Turkish trade and security-based cooperation More
Op-Ed UN report on Myanmar reveals the genocidal intent against Rohingya Muslims In 2017, the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) adopted a resolution on the human rights situation in Myanmar and established an independent international fact-finding... More
Op-Ed Anonymous NYT op-ed had seen the future: Era of unilateralism begins My phone sounded the notification alarm. As I looked at it, there was an email notification from the New York Times saying "The Times is taking the rare step of publishing... More
Op-Ed Knowledge in circulation, from East to West The notions of East and West were first literally described as geographical directions, but today in the social sciences they are mostly used to depict the world's two great... More
Op-Ed How to be a great power The Turkish administration under the leadership of President Erdoğan has achieved a great success in the Idlib negotiations and showed the world how a power can be both successful and peaceful at the same time More
Op-Ed Reviving the UN makes the world safer Almost everyone agrees that there is a need for serious change in the structure of the U.N. However, there is no agreement on the nature and the direction of this change More
Op-Ed London's red Brexit line: Splitting up the UK Whereas the United Kingdom would propose to undermine the EU's single market, the European Union would factually divide the U.K. into two. Neither EU Council President Donald... More
Op-Ed Opposition CHP's leadership crisis still at full burn Muharrem İnce, the presidential candidate nominated by the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) for the recent June 24 elections, has been trying to take over the... More

Op-Ed Revitalizing Turkey-EU relations Turkey-EU relations have had their ups and downs; however, the last three years have been really trying times. A turning point was the July 2016 failed military coup attempt.... More
Op-Ed The diversifying and globalizing journey of Turkish Post The Turkish Post Corporation, Turkey's largest postal operator, is transforming and renewing to deliver the best possible service to its customers in Turkey and across the... More
Op-Ed Does Britain want to turn back time on Brexit? It seemed, and still seems, that while Brexiters want fortress U.K., Remainers seem to campaign for fortress Europe More
Op-Ed Islamophobes contemplate a civil war in France The escalating violence in French media continues to worsen every day. I am surprised that my fellow citizens are encouraging a possible civil war in France with calmness... More
Op-Ed Idlib breakthrough may spread to wider Middle East President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin achieved a diplomatic breakthrough in Sochi, potentially carving out a more promising and peaceful... More
Op-Ed Women's empowerment and recognition in politics The role and position of women in politics has been a matter of debate for a long time. The topic has not only been of interest for academics but also for individuals, organizations... More
Op-Ed Convening an international conference in Istanbul examining fault lines facing Muslim societies CIGA’s Second Annual Conference to discuss the challenges of sectarianism, secularism, nationalism, and colonialism More
Op-Ed Social democracy has failed in Europe Once Europe's social democrats and moderate socialists alike were known for their household names and were much-cherished leaders. One would admire politicians and statesmen... More
Op-Ed Solutions journalism in the age of chaos Political actors and media organizations need to follow a solutions-oriented policy for ongoing global crises More
Op-Ed US support for the PKK/YPG and the destabilization of the Middle East The controversial backing for the People's Protection Units (YPG), a representative of the PKK in Syria, by the U.S. has faced great criticism internationally. The PKK is... More
Op-Ed The future of the Idlib cease-fire Last month, an important meeting was held in Sochi by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss the Idlib crisis. Various discussions... More

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