• UAE’s Revolutionary World Diplomacy is Quick, Efficient and Innovative

    OPINION

    The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is classified as a small state in the realm of international diplomacy. Thanks to its diplomatic agility, however, the country possesses a capacity that transcends this status. This demands a closer examination of the...

  • The Toll of Sudan’s Civil War on its First Anniversary

    OPINION

    Sudan has entered the first year of its civil war, a power struggle between two generals, with  Sudanese society bearing the cost. Throughout this period, millions of people have been displaced or have lost their lives. The country's...

  • The Current State of the Civil War in Sudan and the Responsibilities of the International Community

    OPINION

    Following the ousting of Omar al-Bashir in April 2019, Sudan entered a tumultuous period. Under Bashir's nearly three-decade-long rule, the Sudanese people grappled with economic hardships and political oppression, culminating in demands for...

  • How Will Türkiye End Terrorism in Iraq and Syria?

    OPINION

    Syria and Iraq have been grappling with armed conflicts for many years. In this process, Türkiye has been the country most exposed to the political, military, and economic contagion effects of the civil wars in both countries. Since 2016,...

  • Economic makeovers in the Gulf

    OPINION

    Persian Gulf nations kicked off efforts many decades ago to revamp their oil and gas-export based economic structures. The accumulation of wealth brought about by the export of fossil fuels such as oil and gas has rendered it possible to acquire the...

  • Gulf region offers model for sustainable development

    OPINION

    This year, it is clear that the Gulf Cooperation Council is undergoing a tech revolution, focusing on quantum and green technologies. This strategy is not just changing the region's economy; it is also setting a new standard for how regions can...

  • Houthis are Iran’s pragmatic partners, not just a proxy

    OPINION

    In recent weeks, the United States and its allies have carried out dozens of airstrikes against the Houthis to deplete the missile and drone arsenal of the Yemeni group. But American officials concede that they still don’t know how...

  • Strengthening Ties: The Evolution of Security Partnerships Between Russia and Nigeria

    OPINION

    The burgeoning opposition to French influence, the assertive economic expansion of China, and the strategic significance of Africa as an energy conduit have imbued Russia's foray into Africa with complex ideological, political, and geopolitical...

  • Libya's Quest for Hope: Reflecting on the February 17 Revolution

    OPINION

    The overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi's 42-year regime in 2011, following public uprisings, plunged Libya into a political, social, and military crisis that, even after 13 years, has yet to achieve unity and integrity. The uprising, ignited on...

Opinion See All

UAE’s Revolutionary World Diplomacy is Quick, Efficient and Innovative

Gökhan Ereli

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is classified as a small state in the realm of international diplomacy. Thanks to its diplomatic agility, however,...

The Toll of Sudan’s Civil War on its First Anniversary

Kaan Devecioğlu

Sudan has entered the first year of its civil war, a power struggle between two generals, with  Sudanese society bearing the cost. Throughout...

The Current State of the Civil War in Sudan and the Responsibilities of the International Community

Kaan Devecioğlu

Following the ousting of Omar al-Bashir in April 2019, Sudan entered a tumultuous period. Under Bashir's nearly three-decade-long rule, the...

Policy Brief See All

The Revolt of the Youth of the Banlieues in France

Abdennour Toumi

  The question of the youth of Maghreb and African Sahel ethnic origin in France who live in large majority in the suburbs, so-called la...

Framework Agreement in the Face of the Crisis of Transitional Administration in Sudan

Kaan Devecioğlu

The protests that started in December 2018 in Sudan against the then-President Omar al-Bashir administration over economic problems and...

Lebanon – Israel Maritime Border Agreement: From the Line of Tension to the Regional Stability

Hamza Haşıl

The Eastern Mediterranean, an extremely critical crossroads in terms of geopolitics, has been transformed into a new field of struggle with the...

Analysis See All

Türkiye and Somalia: A New Cooperation Approach from Regional Security to Economic Development

Kaan Devecioğlu

Türkiye's policy towards Somalia specifically, and Africa and the Red Sea region in general, historically has had strong ties with the...

The Current Trajectories of Turkish-Iraqi Relations: New Prospects in Confronting Old Obstacles

Watheq Al-Sadoon

The relations between Türkiye and Iraq have always been of imperative importance to both countries, neither of which can afford to neglect or...

Turkmen City that has changed the Fate of Iraq: Amirli

Adil Zineelabdin

Amirli (Emirli) is a Turkmen district of the Province of Salahaddin in Iraq. It is one of the Turkmen regions well known in Iraq due to its...

Videos See All

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ORSAM Panel: The Afrin Operation and Turkey’s Syria Policy

Events

Iraq

Strengthening Ties: The Evolution of Security Partnerships Between Russia and Nigeria

Levant

How Will Türkiye End Terrorism in Iraq and Syria?

Gulf

UAE’s Revolutionary World Diplomacy is Quick, Efficient and Innovative

North Africa

The Toll of Sudan’s Civil War on its First Anniversary