The longest shutdown in US history The partial government shutdown became the longest funding lapse in U.S. history Saturday, as it dragged into its 22nd day. This week, Congress was
Syria and Trump US President Donald Trump announced victory over Daesh in Syria, after which rumors spread about the possible withdrawal of American troops from the country. The president stressed
Turkey plans 2nd 100-day action plan and makes declarations regarding Syria Turkey has announced that they will soon launch operations in Syria. Ankara stated that the operations will be lead
“If the allies do not change their attitude, the Western alliance could fall apart… A new world will be established on new terms, and Turkey will find itself a place
Yellow Vests: the Revolution continues Protests in France continued this week. Other countries, including Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands have also joined the revolution. At the same time the demand
The FETO case An investigation of crimes bythe Fethullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) continues. The Turkish authorities received warrants for the arrest of 51 members of the terrorist organization headed by
Brexit… a deal at last? Britain and the European Union have finally agreed on a draft agreement on Britain’s departure from the EU this Wednesday. However, now prime minister Theresa
“Even during the periods of alliance there has been a complicated state of simultaneous alliance and struggle. If we do not study the particular features of both aspects of the
The Jamal Khashoggi case has already taken its place in history as an important link in the political geography of Islam after the Arab Spring. Public opinion is being bombarded
The downing of the Russian Il-20 On September 17th, 2018, Israel decided to launch missiles in Latakia, having informed representatives of the Russian military command in Syria only one minute before the
Summit in Iran The tripartite summit on the situation in Syria took place on Friday September 7th in Iran’s capital city Tehran. Leaders of Russia, Turkey and Iran have adopted
Turkey-US economic war: from mutual sanctions to Erdogan’s new political course The conflict between US and Turkey continues to escalate. After sanctions were imposed against two Turkish ministers and tariffs
