Interview
Asia & the Pacific

Senior Strategic Adviser Alejandro Reyes: “European and Asian Security Can No...

Dr. Cenk TAMER
Analysis
Central Asia

SCO Bishkek Summit: 28 Strategic Agreements and the Search for a...

Zeynep Çağla ERİN
Interview
Af & Pak

Pakistan Maritime Centre of Excellence (MCE) Research Associate Basit Ali: “The...

Banu YAKUBOVA
Analysis
Central Asia

The Strategic Importance of Georgia for Uzbekistan: Its Impact on the...

Nodirjon MURODOV
Analysis
Human Rights, Democracy & Civil Society

Libya’s Road to the Ballot Box: Can the 24-Month Timetable Overcome...

Göktuğ ÇALIŞKAN

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Americas

Controlled Normalization in Mexico–US Relations

The meeting in Washington between Mexican Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco and United States (US) Secretary of State Marco Rubio...
Ali Caner İNCESU
Central Asia

Beyond Russian Fuel: The 2026 Fuel Crisis and Energy Security in...

Ukraine’s drone campaigns against Russian energy infrastructure have caused Moscow to limit exports of fuel products to deal with...
Nodirjon MURODOV
Central Asia

Artificial Intelligence and Digital Multi-Vector Policy in Central Asia

For the past thirty years, Central Asian states have conducted a balancing policy among Russia, China, the West, and...
Nodirjon MURODOV
Asia & Pasific

The Role and Importance of the Energy Sector in US-China Competition

On August 27, 2026, China's state-owned energy company CNOOC announced that there is potential for energy cooperation between the...
Başak ERTUNÇ
Americas

The United States’ Preventive Control Plan in Migration Management

Ali Caner İNCESU
The Trump administration's preparations to carry out a mass revocation of visas held by foreign nationals who entered the United States on B-1 (business) or B-2 (tourist) nonimmigrant visas and subsequently filed, or are in the process of filing, asylum applications constitute a new stage in the security- and control-oriented transformation of U.S. migration policy. The measure, reported to potentially affect roughly 200,000 individuals, is not merely an administrative visa procedure; it also signals a broader policy shift aimed...

Senior Strategic Adviser Alejandro Reyes: “European and Asian Security Can No Longer Be Treated as Separate Theatres”

To evaluate NATO’s growing interest in the Asia-Pacific, the Ankara Center for Crisis and...

Pakistan Maritime Centre of Excellence (MCE) Research Associate Basit Ali: “The Multinational Maritime Defence Coalition Is Defensive and Operates Within International Law.”

The Ankara Center for Crisis and Policy Studies (ANKASAM) presents its interview with Basit Ali, Research Associate at the Maritime Centre of Excellence (MCE) of...

The UN’s Cyprus Initiative and Türkiye’s Roadmap

United Nations (UN) Secretary-General Antonio Guterres’s visit to Cyprus on July 27-29, 2026, and his statements concerning the resolution of the issue have once again...

Türkiye, an ASEAN Dialogue Partner, and the Asia Anew Initiative

With a historic decision adopted at the 59th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Foreign Ministers’ Meeting held in Manila, the capital of the Philippines,...

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ANKASAM President Prof. Mehmet Seyfettin EROL attended the 9th international conference organized by the India Foundation in Port Louis,...

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