A Bivariate Relationship: State and Religion in Nordics
Introduction From the pre-Christian era to the modern day, religion played a distinctive role in state-building and administrative ch...
About Populism and its effects on Greco-Turkish relations
Greco-Turkish politics were mostly shaped by the populist rhetoric present in those countries. So to understand the relations between and estimate its future, we need to analyze the factors that affec...
A Giant Crack in Putin’s Authority: Wagner Revolt
The Wagner mercenary formation, which attempted to challenge even Russia’s own army, rose up demanding the dismissal and even prosecution of certain members of the Russian army, including the Ru...
The First Loser of the New World Order: Russia
It is now widely recognized that the unipolar world order that emerged in the aftermath of the Cold War has come to an end. While the West – especially the U.S. – which emerged victorious ...
First Round of the Water Wars : Nile
AFRICAFirst Round of the Water Wars : NileThe increasing human population while clean water resources are rapidly dwindling is one of the main problems that await us in the near future. Maybe at the t...
Fragment of the First World War: The Crisis at Agadir
Most people think that World War I broke out after an unexpected assassination, a series of events that quickly flared up. But the outbreak of the First World War was actually known long beforehand. T...
Scandinavia in the NATO Stalemate: Sweden
Sweden is currently at the center of the Turkish media spotlight. The country’s entry into NATO, its relationship with the PKK and its interest in the Middle East are frequently on the agenda. B...
Does Bulgaria really support Ukraine?
After the Russian invasion of Ukraine, there was much debate about whether Bulgaria really supported Ukraine. However, recent developments have proved that Bulgaria’s pro-Ukraine stance is real ...