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OPINION - Turkish-Italian relations: 4th Italy-Türkiye Intergovernmental Summit

OPINION - Turkish-Italian relations: 4th Italy-Türkiye Intergovernmental Summit

Turkish-Italian collaboration is destined to mark a new geopolitical direction that starts from South Europe and crosses the Mediterranean toward Southeast Asia

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OPINION - Türkiye’s new opportunities in Europe’s security architecture
14.04.2025

OPINION - Türkiye’s new opportunities in Europe’s security architecture

Türkiye plays an increasingly pivotal role in Europe's emerging security architecture amid the ongoing transformation of the international order

OPINION - Türkiye’s security shift: a new role in Europe’s defense begins in the Western Balkans
11.04.2025

OPINION - Türkiye’s security shift: a new role in Europe’s defense begins in the Western Balkans

Erdogan has consistently framed his country’s role as a 'win-win' partner, offering security assistance and economic cooperation while asserting Türkiye’s strategic necessity for Europe’s long-term stability

OPINION - Trump’s war on US' trade deficit with tariffs
10.04.2025

OPINION - Trump’s war on US' trade deficit with tariffs

No one but Trump truly knows whether tariffs are here to stay or open to negotiation. But if these tariffs persist for a long time, we may see even more global supply chains shift toward regional supply chains

OPINION - The war on student activists and the disappearance of academic freedom in the US
09.04.2025

OPINION - The war on student activists and the disappearance of academic freedom in the US

By focusing on suppressing pro-Palestinian activism rather than addressing actual antisemitic threats, Project Esther leaves Jewish communities more vulnerable while simultaneously eroding civil liberties and academic freedom

OPINION - Will Trump abandon Washington's security commitments to Taiwan?
08.04.2025

OPINION - Will Trump abandon Washington's security commitments to Taiwan?

With China remaining as a primary US competitor, Washington will still look to contain Beijing, meaning Washington's security support for Japan, Taiwan, South Korea and Philippines likely won't disappear