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Mar 18, 2024 | 
politicstoday.org | Ismail Numan Telci
I n a stern message to the West, Russian President Vladimir Putin cautioned on Monday, March 18, 2024, that direct conflict between Russia and the U.S.-led NATO military alliance would dangerously escalate global tensions, bringing the planet perilously close to World War Three. While underscoring the gravity of the situation, Putin emphasized that few desire such a catastrophic scenario.
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Mar 18, 2024 | 
politicstoday.org | Ismail Numan Telci
I n a region fraught with conflict, the looming departure of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signifies a potential turning point for Israel, the Middle East, and beyond. Amidst ongoing hostilities in Gaza and escalating tensions in the West Bank, the prospect of a new leadership in Israel offers hope for renewed efforts towards peace and stability.
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Mar 5, 2024 | 
politicstoday.org | Tunç Demirtaş |Ismail Numan Telci
N ATO has initiated a comprehensive exercise, the Nordic Response 2024, aimed at safeguarding its newly expanded Nordic territory. More than 20,000 soldiers from 13 nations, including a record-breaking participation of over 4,000 Finnish soldiers, will partake in drills over nearly two weeks in the northern regions of Finland, Norway, and Sweden, starting from March 4, 2024.
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Mar 5, 2024 | 
politicstoday.org | Tunç Demirtaş |Ismail Numan Telci |Anıl ŞAHİN
I n response to escalating tensions with the Maldives, India has announced plans for a new naval base named INS Jatayu, to be located on Minicoy, the southernmost island in the Lakshadweep archipelago. The move comes as relations between New Delhi and the Maldives have strained, with geopolitical considerations and recent diplomatic incidents contributing to the frictions.
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Mar 4, 2024 | 
politicstoday.org | Tunç Demirtaş |Ismail Numan Telci |Anıl ŞAHİN
In a press statement on Sunday, Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan lauded the Antalya Diplomacy Forum as an internationally recognized brand and a distinguished intellectual platform in the field of diplomacy. Fidan highlighted the forum’s evolution into a global brand, emphasizing its regional ownership perspective.
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Feb 28, 2024 | 
politicstoday.org | Ismail Numan Telci |Tunç Demirtaş |Anıl ŞAHİN
R elations between Turkey and Egypt have been particularly strained in the aftermath of the 2013 military coup against then president Mohamed Morsi, with tensions manifesting themselves in multiple areas. Positioned on opposing sides, particularly on issues in Libya and the Eastern Mediterranean, the two countries have made efforts to counterbalance each other diplomatically, economically, and militarily in key conflict zones in the Middle East and Africa.
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Feb 21, 2024 | 
politicstoday.org | Yucel Acer |Ismail Numan Telci |Anıl ŞAHİN
The magnitude of the number of Palestinians killed or injured as a result of Israel’s attacks on Gaza since October 7 and the pattern of Israel’s actions have led to the widespread conviction that Israel is committing a genocide in Gaza.
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Feb 15, 2024 | 
politicstoday.org | Büşra Zeynep Özdemir |Tunç Demirtaş |Ismail Numan Telci |Anıl ŞAHİN
As global gas demand is predicted to increase in 2024, geopolitics again plays a decisive role. The north hemisphere is almost halfway through the winter and extreme colds have already severely affected some parts. The U.S. just experienced a deep freeze with snowstorms offering scenes resembling science fiction movies. In another major gas demand spot, severe weather created chaos and caused Northern Europeans to stay at home.
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Feb 14, 2024 | 
politicstoday.org | Emre Karaca |Ismail Numan Telci |Anıl ŞAHİN |Alp ARSLAN
The October 7 attack symbolized a significant day in history: the surprise attack by the Egyptian and Syrian armies in the Yom Kippur War exactly 50 years before led to an analogy between the two attacks. The October 7 operation by Hamas ended up in defeat for the Israelis as a result of their misinterpretation of intelligence data. “Israel fell victim to overconfidence, which leads to arrogance and complacency.
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Jan 19, 2024 | 
politicstoday.org | Orhan Valiyev |Ismail Numan Telci |Anıl ŞAHİN
Azerbaijan achieved a historic victory in the Second Karabakh War. In fact, for the first time in modern times, it gained the opportunity to dominate completely the lands of Karabakh and the entirety of Azerbaijani lands. In order to understand Azerbaijan’s victory better, one can refer to Atatürk’s and his comrades’ victory in the War of Independence; in a way, Azerbaijan won its own War of Independence and secured its future.
