Sources on 1915 incidents need to be academically researchedAs Taner Akçam became the most cited reference of mainstream Armenian groups, his use of sources to justify calling the 1915 incidents genocide should be double-checked. This is a response to his last defense of the testimony of Sarkis Torossian and his more recent discovery of a document supposedly proving the Ottoman government's genocidal intentionsmore
Op-Ed'You call it terrorism. I call it patriotism!'Hate is alive and well. This is not only true for the war torn Middle East, but also the United States, where democratic values are the fundamental beliefs and constitutional... More
Op-EdSyrian refugees: A tale of unimaginable sufferingThe Syrian refugee crisis has shaped to be one of the greatest tragedies of contemporary history. To meet this challenge we all have to come together and embrace the principle of common humanity More
Op-EdManchester bombing was more than a terror attackThe concert bombing was an attempt to transform Britain from a multicultural, peaceful, democratic country into a clash of civilizations where people become fearful of both terrorism and far-right movements More
Op-EdIslam and Muslims: Terrorism's greatest enemyThe true representatives of Islam, a religion of peace that does not order to kill innocent people or organize terror attacks, wholeheartedly condemns Daesh as well as other blood-thirsty groups around the world More
Op-EdWhy did an Indian university honor Erdoğan?
When India's Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) university awarded an honorary doctorate to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on May 1, it highlighted the president's humanitarian diplomacy...
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Op-EdThe meaning of wisdom and where it differs from knowledge
The famous quote by Ancient Greek Philosopher Democritus, 'there are many who know many things, yet are lacking in wisdom,' has always maintained its relevance through the history of mankind and will continue to do so
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Op-EdWhy should we care about the siege of Qatar?
In terms of Islamic mercy and respect for the Quranic imperatives to bring peace in Ramadan and to work as allies with believers, Saudi and its satellite states surely need to repent
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Op-EdWhy Barzani insists on independence referendum
On June 7, the representatives of the 15 Kurdish parties in Iraqi Kurdistan announced that their region will hold a non-binding independence referendum on Sept. 25, 2017....
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Op-EdWhat would save the world from a war?
Unless mutual cooperation is formed to overcome the challenges like the Syrian civil war, terrorist attacks, the Palestinian issue and so on, another world war will be at the door
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Sources on 1915 incidents need to be academically researched
As Taner Akçam became the most cited reference of mainstream Armenian groups, his use of sources to justify calling the 1915 incidents genocide should be double-checked. This is a response to his last defense of the testimony of Sarkis Torossian and his more recent discovery of a document supposedly proving the Ottoman government's genocidal intentions more
Realignment of regional allies after Qatar embargo
A new Middle East playbook will be written based on the developments of the past few days, including a preamble highlighting extreme polarization and realignment of alleged... More
Isolating Qatar: A move to disable conditions that triggered Arab Spring
Isolating Qatar is not a move to assist the fight against extremism but a political attempt by the Saudi-led front to punish the conditions that led to the Arab Spring More
Whoever wins over Turkey will win the future
Turkey tries to reach out to the needy through its faith and sincerity without expecting anything in return or caring about self-promotion More
What the parliamentary report on the July 15 coup attempt reveals
The parliamentary report has officially confirmed how important and hard it is to fight against the perpetrators of the July 15 coup attempt More
Syrian refugees: A tale of unimaginable suffering
The Syrian refugee crisis has shaped to be one of the greatest tragedies of contemporary history. To meet this challenge we all have to come together and embrace the principle of common humanity More
The quest of YPG/PYD terrorists in Syria goes beyond an autonomous state
The regional powers' lack of strategies and wrong gameplay helps the YPG/PYD terrorists further their plan to form an autonomous state in Syria. They have already started carrying out an ethnic cleansing policy on the local Arabs More
Man's forgetfulness and Ramadan as a reminder
The holy month of Ramadan is a reminder for Muslims to refresh their bond with Quranic values More
Manchester bombing was more than a terror attack
The concert bombing was an attempt to transform Britain from a multicultural, peaceful, democratic country into a clash of civilizations where people become fearful of both terrorism and far-right movements More
Islam and Muslims: Terrorism's greatest enemy
The true representatives of Islam, a religion of peace that does not order to kill innocent people or organize terror attacks, wholeheartedly condemns Daesh as well as other blood-thirsty groups around the world More
Africa and Turkey at threshold of a lasting partnership
The rising Turkish-African negotiations, based on equality, transparency and sustainability, is a ray of hope for the betterment of further cooperation More
Reflecting on Arab-Israeli conflict 50 years after the Six-Day War
50 years ago this month, the world witnessed a war between Arab and Israeli forces, called the Six-Day War, when Israel tripled its territory and Arab nations failed to unite
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The meaning of wisdom and where it differs from knowledge
The famous quote by Ancient Greek Philosopher Democritus, 'there are many who know many things, yet are lacking in wisdom,' has always maintained its relevance through the history of mankind and will continue to do so
More
Why should we care about the siege of Qatar?
In terms of Islamic mercy and respect for the Quranic imperatives to bring peace in Ramadan and to work as allies with believers, Saudi and its satellite states surely need to repent
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Kurdish independence: Breaking an Iraq that was never whole to start with?
The Middle East is in turmoil because of imperial coercion that resulted in arbitrary borders, and can only be resolved through addressing this root cause
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Bogus terrorist list released after Qatar boycott
The terror list prepared in scope of the Qatar boycott is another attempt by Gulf nations to increase tensions in the region
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What would save the world from a war?
Unless mutual cooperation is formed to overcome the challenges like the Syrian civil war, terrorist attacks, the Palestinian issue and so on, another world war will be at the door
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Certainty or uncertainty: Which one was the outcome of the UK general election?
The political uncertainty that recently emerged in the U.K. after the June 8 elections is indeed another complication for which the Brexit vote is responsible
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