The “Türkiye Model” in Conflict Resolution
Regardless of the eventual outcome, Türkiye’s claim to resolve a forty-year conflict without an external mediator or guarantor constitutes an experience worthy
Reason-Vision-Virtue
Silent Disaster In Sudan: Who Will Be Held Accountable?
The Sudanese are not expecting a miracle from the world. They simply want to be taken seriously. They want to be given
State And PKK: Reading the Process Beyond Domestic Politics
This process cannot — and should not — be understood merely as a matter of domestic politics. The emerging picture forms part
The Hidden Dimensions of Disarmament and Dissolution Processes
For all these reasons, these processes involve dynamics that are far more complex than they appear. These processes are not merely matters
False Assurance: The Price the Gulf Paid and the Lessons Learned
The Gulf monarchies can no longer postpone the question before them. The fundamental question is this: Will they continue to purchase security
Regional Fracture and Türkiye’s Strategic Test
Ultimately, what is decisive is not what is happening externally, but how internal processes are completed and whether the necessary steps are
Is a New Order of Dependency Coming Through War?
In short, the issue is not merely today’s crisis. The real issue is the responsibility of the global system and the political
The State’s Wisdom, Political Solution, and Sudan’s Threshold
Sudan today stands at a threshold between military balance and political vacuum. While the likelihood of a complete military resolution to the
The Fate of the Middle East: External Interventions and Israel-Centered Security
The modern political history of the Middle East shows that one of the region’s most fundamental problems is the lack of regional
Not a Breakaway, but a Void: The Collapse of the Illusion in the Kurdish Question
Ultimately, an approach that treats Kurds not as a subject of crisis but as a natural part of political and social life