FOREIGN POLICY INTERN LETTERS

Ege Eralp European Union’s Enlargement on Balkans and Russia as a Great Opposition   European Union is an organization that aspiring to unite democratic European countries in an union and improve their citizens’ living...

FOREIGN POLICY INTERN LETTERS

NEW THREAT IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS:   CYBER-ATTACKS AND CYBER-TERRORISM Nagehan Vatansever Cyber threat is a relatively new concept in international relations discipline. With the developments in technology, risks in...

FOREIGN POLICY INTERN LETTERS

SANCTIONS ON IRAN THROUGH THE HISTORICAL BACKGROUND, REASONS AND EFFECTS Esma Doğan INTRODUCTION Despite Iran is a regional power which has affected international politics historically and has rich resources, young population,...

Note of the Month – May 2019

Note of the Month – May 2019 S-400 Crisis As the timeline of delivery approaches, the tension between US and Turkey increases day by day. In May several US institutions declared their concerns about that matter. US government...

DIPLOMAT OF THE YEAR – MR. MEVLÜT ÇAVUŞOĞLU

    The Leader of Turkish Foreign Policy is Becoming a Distinguished Figure in World Politics   Since becoming the Foreign Minister of Turkey, Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has encountered many problems facing Turkey’s...

Notable Events of April 2019

Notable Events of April 2019 Local Elections of Turkey The local elections held on 31st of March led to several conclusions and procedures. AKP, the party in power did not significantly decreased its votes but it can be...

FOREIGN POLICY INTERN LETTERS

  Trade War and The New World Order: Is it time to say farewell to Neo-liberalism ? Ali Hacıaliefendioğlu   In 2018, the United States declared a new tariff policy against goods which were being traded the US between...

Note of the Month March 2019

Turkey’s Local Elections of March 2019   Following very intensive and sometimes dirty campaigns Turkey has finally voted for the local administrations. The results are good for both sides. The AKP who currently holds the...

Note of the Month February 2019

Turkey – Russia: Developing Relations For the last two decades Turkish-Russian relations were getting better every year. Of course there were major setbacks during that period. Hitting a Russian war plane in 2015 by Turkish air...

FOREIGN POLICY INTERN LETTERS

  The Belt and Road Initiative: Is it a threat to the US-Centric Trade ? Ali Hacıaliefendioğlu   In 2013, People’s Republic of China’s (PRC) president Xi Jinping announced the most biggest infrastructure...

FOREIGN POLICY – INTERN LETTERS

One Belt, One Road: A Theoretical Approach   Taha Acar   One Belt, One Road is a massive project covering more than 68 countries and the project will cost an estimated $8 trillion dollars. It is based on the legacy of...

Note of the Month January 2019

The future of Venezuela and its relations with US and Turkey   It is now a well known fact that during the Chavez period (2002-2013) together with the high oil prices around the world, Venezuela found a momentum in its...

Note of the Month December 2018

Syrian Front and Turkey’s Relations with US                 Turkish army has made all preperations and is ready to face PYD/YPG in Syria to ensure its security along the Turkis frontier with Syria. US decision to...

FOREIGN POLICY 2018/1

Dış Politika/Foreign Policy – Biannual Journal of the Foreign Policy Institute TO READ the ARTICLE: Dis Politika Dergi 2018-1...

Towards a New International Order -Seyfi Taşhan

During the Obama era US policy aimed first to stabilize and pacify the situation in Israel and Palestine. However, this policy was challanged by Israel which used its innate influence in the US Congress. The result was a limited...