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RECENT AZERBAIJAN-TÜRKİYE TENSION SHOULD NOT JEOPARDIZE STRATEGIC RELATIONS
Tension has recently emerged between Türkiye (Turkey) and Azerbaijan, reflected in statements by state officials and media coverage in both countries. However, this is a natural development stemming from the differing geopolitical circumstances and
Read More »INTERVIEW WITH PROF. HERBERT REGINBOGIN: GERMANY, TÜRKİYE-ISRAEL RELATIONS, TURKISH-AMERICAN RELATIONS, AND U.S. DOMESTIC POLITICS
International Political Academy (UPA) founder, coordinator, and ESUPA President, political scientist Prof. Dr. Ozan Örmeci, conducted an online interview with Catholic University of America (CUA) scholar Prof. Dr. Herbert Reginbogin, an expert on international
Read More »INTERVIEW WITH PROFESSOR HERBERT REGINBOGIN: THE NATO SUMMIT IN ANKARA, TURKISH-AMERICAN RELATIONS, AND THE WAR IN IRAN
Herbert Reginbogin is a professor at the Catholic University of America’s Institute for Public Policy, researching new security architecture and American foreign policy. For over three decades, Professor Reginbogin has been involved in transatlantic
Read More »ESUPA WHITE PAPER: “CURRENT TRENDS IN TURKISH-BRITISH RELATIONS”
Uluslararası Politika Akademisi (UPA) Genel Koordinatörü ve ESUPA (Elektronik Sanat ve Uluslararası Politika Enstitüsü) Başkanı, siyaset bilimci Prof. Dr. Ozan Örmeci’nin ESUPA için hazırladığı ilk rapor (white paper) olan “Current Trends in Turkish-British Relations”,
Read More »TÜRKİYE IN AN AGE OF GLOBAL TURBULENCE: GEOPOLITICAL FRACTURES AND STRATEGIC OPPORTUNITIES IN A MULTIPOLAR WORLD
As the first quarter of the twenty-first century draws to a close, the international system is undergoing an unprecedented transformation. Following the end of the Cold War, a unipolar order emerged under the leadership
Read More »TURKEY’S POLITICS IN AN AGE OF UNCERTAINTY: A NEW THRESHOLD FROM DOMESTIC BALANCES TO GLOBAL POWER COMPETITION
Introduction Turkey’s political landscape is undergoing a transformation far too complex to be understood solely through the narrow lens of domestic political competition. To comprehend the current political climate, it is no longer sufficient
Read More »THE NEW ENERGY WAR: IRAN, THE UNITED STATES AND THE BATTLE FOR GLOBAL ENERGY CORRIDORS
For decades, the Middle East has remained the geopolitical heart of global energy politics. Yet today, the region is no longer merely an arena of ideological competition or military confrontation. It has increasingly transformed
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