Opinion
OPINION - Europe's peace map begins in Istanbul and Helsinki: Redefining security through diplomacy
Europe's path to peace does not run through weapons but through diplomatic memory. Istanbul and Helsinki remain two crucial waypoints Europe must revisit to shape its future
OPINION - Europe's peace map begins in Istanbul and Helsinki: Redefining security through diplomacy
Europe's path to peace does not run through weapons but through diplomatic memory. Istanbul and Helsinki remain two crucial waypoints Europe must revisit to shape its future
OPINION - AI and cybersecurity: Why the Muslim world needs a shared digital vision — and why Türkiye can lead it
Türkiye is uniquely positioned to lead. Its experience balancing NATO cooperation with regional autonomy gives it the credibility to shape a shared cybersecurity framework among Muslim majority nations
OPINION - Breaking the cycle: Why US must rethink Israel's blank check
Vance's reaction to Knesset vote hints at growing unease within even conservative circles about Israel’s unilateral moves, which risk dragging US into broader regional conflicts.
OPINION - Dutch election results: The far right did not shrink, it fragmented
Under the shadow of enduring divides like the Protestant–Catholic-Secular tensions, European societies that are held together mostly by economic prosperity, with little else to unite them, tend to fragment when crises hit
OPINION - Eurofighter Typhoons: A new chapter in Türkiye-Britain-Europe defense cooperation
By acquiring Eurofighter Typhoons, Türkiye's important role as a leading NATO member state, as well as a vital partner for defending Europe's security interests in general, was strengthened even further
OPINION - Turkish Republic: A symbol of liberation for the Muslim world
Victory of the Turks is a victory for Asia, which will be infused with a new life, and Europe will have to realize that the day of 'mandates' and of special interests will soon come to an end, said Indian daily
