It Can Pay For Its Own Future. By Mehmet Enes Beşer As the pecking order in the world’s capital economy, Europe has long been at the top of the list
The patriarch is accused of violating the Lausanne Treaty and engaging in CIA activities. Lawyers who are members of the Vatan Party have filed a criminal complaint against Fener Greek
The answer is to redefine competitiveness. By Mehmet Enes Beşer Vietnam’s rise as a textile and garment behemoth has been nothing less than phenomenal. From a war-torn agrarian economy to
From the Ukraine conflict over Syria to the Palestine question.. On 26–27 May 2025, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan paid a productive visit to Moscow. On the first day of
Interview with Rafael Barajas Durán, better known as El Fisgón, a Mexican cartoonist and head of Morena’s National Institute of Political Formation Rafael Barajas Durán, better known as El Fisgón,
The country sits at the center of Beijing’s vision of a secure, integrated southern rim in the region. By Mehmet Enes Beşer As the global interest remains captivated by great
A coordinated approach involving Türkiye and Russia may thus present a viable pathway for Syria. By Erkin Feyyaz Eşli On the night of 19 May 2025, a military installation of
A Strategic Balancing Act By Mehmet Enes Beşer As the world hurtles towards a green energy, electric mobility, and high-technology future, rare earth elements (REEs) have emerged as the unsung
Thailand must think regional and global. By Mehmet Enes Beşer Thailand is reentering the semiconductors game with a newfound sense of purpose. In an era of tech nationalism, supply chain
Success in the joint anti-terror fight led to schools reopening and new factories being established. The global tendency may be towards protectionism and building walls around countries. But three African
Embargoes against Türkiye have motivated the country to develop further its own defense industry, which serves successfully the purpose of fighting terrorism and changes regional dynamics. By Adem Kılıç, Political
Balancing Principle and Pragmatism By Mehmet Enes Beşer Myanmar’s foreign policy, as with so much of its post-colonial foreign relations, exists in the periphery of paradox: bound by core dicta
