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Kourosh Ziabari: Can Protests Achieve a Breakthrou ...

by Kourosh Ziabari

Nov 04, 2022

Podcast | Kourosh Ziabari discusses the direction of the ongoing protests and whether Iranian women can make a breakthrough against the establishment.

What Awaits Al-Qaeda and Jihadist Networks after A ...

by Suleyman Ozeren & Colin P. Clarke & Sara Harmouch & Ismail Onat

Nov 02, 2022

Expert Panel | Four experts on terrorism reflect on the significance of al-Zawahiri’s death for al-Qaeda and other jihadist networks, as well as the US relationship with the Taliban.

The Growing Resistance of Women: Is Autocratic Faç ...

by Ayse Ergene

Oct 31, 2022

Op-Ed | Thousands of Iranians have flooded the streets of Iran following the tragic death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Kurdish-Iranian.

Travis D. Frain: Survivors Against Terror

by Travis D. Frain

Oct 26, 2022

Podcast | Travis Frain talks about his campaigns to have survivors’ voices heard and strengthen their role in preventing radicalization, especially among youth, and restoring community peace.

The Main Difference Between NATO’s 2022 Strategic ...

by Cem Demirci

Oct 25, 2022

Op-Ed | The NATO 2022 Strategic Concept, which was adopted at the NATO summit held in Madrid on June 29-30, 2022, is intended to guide NATO’s activities for the next 10 years.

Will Turkish Voters Chart a New Course in 2023?

by Suleyman Ozeren & Suat Cubukcu

Oct 17, 2022

Op-Ed | As Turkey celebrates its centennial anniversary in 2023, can Turkish voters open a new chapter in the republic’s history?

Assessing Drone Operations in Ukraine: Trends and ...

by Federico Borsari

Jul 19, 2022

Op-Ed | In the war in Ukraine, which has dragged on for four months now, the deployment of military drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) was expected to be a game changer.

Turkey’s New Disinformation Law Tightens Erdogan’s ...

by Suat Cubukcu & Suleyman Ozeren

Jul 06, 2022

Op-Ed | Turkey’s ruling coalition, the Justice and Development Party (AKP) and Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), pursues new legislation that muzzles dissident voices on the Internet and social media.

Jonathan M. Winer: Libya Crisis at the Crossroads ...

by Jonathan M. Winer

Jun 13, 2022

Podcast | Ambassador Jonathan M. Winer discusses the increasing tension between Libya’s two competing governments and argues the impacts of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in conflict.

How Will Sweden’s and Finland’s Membership in NATO ...

by Cem Demirci

Jun 09, 2022

Op-Ed | NATO membership for Sweden and Finland undoubtedly has the power to change the security architecture in Europe.

Blocking NATO Expansion Could Mean Far-Reaching Im ...

by Suleyman Ozeren

May 24, 2022

Policy Brief | Turkey's blocking of Sweden and Finland’s bid North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) for membership led to confusion and frustration in the alliance.

Russia’s Weaponization of Europe’s Energy Dependen ...

by Yerzhan Karymsak

May 23, 2022

Op-Ed | Ever since Vladimir Putin assumed leadership, the world and especially Europe have been watching nervously how Russia may act given its position as a dominant energy supplier.

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