Turkish President Erdogan’s prolonged tenure is attributed to his adeptness at forming political alliances and shaping Turkey’s domestic and foreign policies. Alas, his leadership has been criticized for undemocratic practices, including suppressing dissent and straining relations with the West.
The opposition’s metropolitan victories in Türkiye’s local elections are reshaping the political balances. History was made in Istanbul and Ankara.
Türkiye’s balancing role within NATO and Ukraine’s potential membership will contribute to strengthening the alliance.
Türkiye’s EU aspirations face hurdles: geopolitical concerns, human rights issues, and historical complexities complicate accession.
Yumaklı’s speech highlights Turkey’s water security amid climate change, urging national cooperation and mobilization for sustainable solutions.
The article analyses Turkish Foreign Policy, highlighting the differences between former ministers Davutoglu and Cavusoglu.
Türkiye’s foreign policy road map is quite difficult. The appointment of a new foreign minister may be a hope for these difficulties.
The Grain Corridor continues to be important for Türkiye and the Black Sea even as the West looks for alternatives
After the Russia-Ukraine War, Turkey stood out with its balance policy and tried to balance its relations with NATO, the EU and the USA.
Were the relations between Turkey and the Middle East stable in the past years or were the tensions high?
