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U.S.' miscalculated plan for using hard power The already tense relations between Turkey and the U.S. hit a new low over the detention and trial of pastor Andrew Brunson. In a recent speech, U.S. Vice President Mike Pence... more

Op-Ed How recent is anti-Muslim racism? The statement "Islam does not belong to Germany" by Horst Seehofer, the German politician of the Christian Social Union in Bavaria, is equivalent to the statement "Muslims... More
Op-Ed Turkey's options for a new route will always remain With a new world order emerging, Western countries are now forced to adapt and update their politics and diplomatic relations in order not to lose their traditional allies, such as Turkey More
Op-Ed NSU trial: What's next in Germany's fight against racism? The National Socialist Underground (NSU) terrorist group, established by a group of extreme rightists, killed 10 people between 2000 and 2007. The trial process lasted for... More
Op-Ed Has the 'post-integration' phase really come for Muslims in Europe? Mesut Özil's decision to quit the German national football team in the face of widespread racial slurs reminds us of the Tariq Ramadan case for several good reasons. Ramadan,... More
Op-Ed A comparison of Hayy ibn Yaqdhan and Robinson Crusoe on the migration crisis Fictional characters help us to understand the nature of the societies that they belong to. Accordingly, the stories of Hayy ibn Yaqdhan and Robinson Crusoe, written many years ago, are still worth considering when we look at why the East and West differ in dealing with the contemporary migration issue More
Op-Ed Road map 2023: Turkey's new government system promotes change, stability When the Turkish nation went to the polls last June 24, they voted for change, yet at the same time endorsed stability. It was about opting for a new system of government... More
Op-Ed Self-serving, anti-Turkey groups making policy in Washington Washington is aware of the fact that threatening the rule of law and sovereignty of Turkey will not be accepted from Ankara and such a move will be counterproductive for the release of pastor Brunson More
Op-Ed Özil's case reflects frightening reality spreading across Europe Everything began when Mesut Özil posed for a photo with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Britain. Following the photo that triggered a huge reaction, Germany unexpectedly... More
Op-Ed Post-coup Egypt: When the US is part of the problem, not the solution There have been a number of articles and op-eds published in Daily News Egypt; however, last week two significant ones were published describing the current situation in Egypt... More
Op-Ed Iran's risky future in imperiled Syria For obvious geopolitical reasons, the Baathist regime of the Assad clan in Syria has been Tehran's only consistent ally in the region since its 1979 revolution. Iran's unwavering... More
Op-Ed Walking a political tightrope in Pakistan Disregarding a major terrorist attack that claimed 31 lives in Quetta on election day morning, Pakistanis voted in large numbers (with a voter turnout rate of 51.85 percent)... More

Op-Ed Preserving Turkey-US alliance serves Washington's interests The decades-old Turkey-U.S. strategic alliance is currently undergoing its gravest crisis since the congressional arms embargo of 1975. Washington and Ankara's ongoing dispute,... More
Op-Ed Rise of institutional Islamophobia in the West The rise of populist politics and parties in recent years in Western democracies and in Russia, Eastern Europe and even in enclaves such as Philippines and India, perhaps... More
Op-Ed The relevance of Turkey's participation in the ASEAN regional forum The latest statements and press reports indicate that Turkey's relations with the Asia-Pacific region, and specifically with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN),... More
Op-Ed Will the EU really save Italian banks? The fact that the finance market in Italy, one of Europe's heavy industry giants, is facing bankruptcy risk is being discussed more frequently now. The European Union is especially... More
Op-Ed Recalling the Spirit of August Today, millions of Pakistanis all over the world are celebrating the 71st Independence Day of Pakistan. This day marks the culmination of a long and arduous democratic struggle... More
Op-Ed Muslims in America: Separating fact from fiction The words "I think Islam hates us," "True hatred among Muslims is too great," "Over 80 percent of mosques in this country are controlled by radical imams," "Sharia is incompatible... More
Op-Ed The Horn of Africa's political uprising and its future implications After three years of political unrest, instability and continuing anti-government demonstrations, led by the biggest ethnic groups, the Oromo and Amhara, and motivated by... More
Op-Ed Assad and Russia plot next steps as Syrian war enters new phase Increasingly resurgent Syrian President Bashar Assad is in a quest to reclaim all Syrian land from opposition forces as opposition strongholds continue to buckle. These victories,... More
Op-Ed Moving beyond crisis diplomacy in Turkish-American relations Turkish-American relations have been in a situation of permanent crises for the last five years. Last summer the diplomats from the two countries gathered a couple of times... More
Op-Ed Face veil bans: The obsession in Europe over female bodies A study published by Open Society Foundations earlier this year established that 22 out of the 28 EU states have been affected by at least an attempt to implement legislation... More
Op-Ed Sarah Huckabee Sanders will always stand with Trump Not for a good reason, of course, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders has made headlines once again. The extraordinary heated exchange between her and CNN's... More

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