Türkiye

Israel’s Geopolitical Blindness: “The Jerusalem Post and the Istanbul Axis: The Limits of Strategic Arrogance”

In the current world order, where regional and global upheavals are taking place, discursive manipulations produced by centers of crisis sometimes reach a level of arrogance that crosses all boundaries. Indeed, the military-political projections targeting Türkiye, published in the...

Israel’s Search for a “Great Reset,” the BOP-BIP Conflict, and the Strategy of Pitting Türkiye against the West

The security architecture of the Middle East is experiencing one of the most fluid and unpredictable periods in its history. The regional lines of tension that began with Gaza and spread to the Lebanese and Syrian fronts are undergoing...

The Inevitability of the “Istanbul 2.0 Vision” and the “Extended Black Sea Basin Security Belt” at the Threshold of a Geopolitical Breakpoint

The crisis that erupted between Russia and Ukraine and evolved beyond its regional boundaries into a global war of attrition has fundamentally transformed its military, political, diplomatic, and economic parameters as it enters its fourth year. Over the course...

Geopolitical Realism and the Cornerstone of Eurasia: Tokayev’s “Istanbul 2.0” Vision and the Strategic Roadmap for Peace

The bilateral meeting between President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin, held within the framework of the “22nd Russia–Kazakhstan Interregional Cooperation Forum” in the Russian city of Omsk, will go...

“Beştepe Declaration” of the New World Order: 2026 Ankara Summit and Geopolitical Codes of NATO 3.0

The 36th NATO Summit of Heads of State and Government, held in Ankara on July 7-8, 2026, was a historic turning point that reshaped the transatlantic security architecture at a time when global geopolitical fault lines were fractured. The...

NATO as an Alliance “Caught Between Two Axes”: The “2026 Ankara Summit” and Strategies for Emerging from the Crisis

In our turbulent world, as the international system undergoes reconstruction, three options present themselves for all nation-states and existing organizations. These can be listed as follows: first, preserving the status quo within the framework of existing interests, or “status...

President Erdoğan: Turkey Ready to Mediate Between Iran and Israel

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced that Turkey is ready to mediate to end the recent escalation of tensions between Iran and Israel. The announcement was made following a telephone conversation between Erdoğan and Iranian President Mesud Pezeşkiyan. Details of the...

Trilateral Meeting between the Foreign Ministers of Turkey, the US and Syria in Antalya

A trilateral meeting between the foreign ministers of Turkey, the United States and Syria was held on the sidelines of an informal summit of NATO member states’ foreign ministers in Antalya. The meeting, attended by US Secretary of State...

President Erdoğan met with NATO Secretary General Rutte: “We Continue to Support the Ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine”

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan met with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Ankara on Tuesday, May 14. During the meeting, Erdoğan reiterated Turkey’s increased diplomatic efforts for a just and lasting peace between Russia and Ukraine and reiterated his...

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