Saudi-Turkish defense partnership in a war of new rules
The U.S.–Israel war on Iran erupted the day after this analysis was first drafted. Every argument for the Saudi‑Turkish defense partnership stands. Every timeline has compressed
Selling sovereignty: What Turkish drones in Africa actually deliver
Türkiye’s Bayraktar now flies over 18 African countries. The “no strings” pitch is persuasive, the export numbers are real—and the fine print on sovereignty is worth reading
Africa’s Great Game is back on
Africa’s Great Game is a multi-player contest—and African nations are no longer pawns on the board. A complex geopolitical and economic free-for-all is underway, governed by entirely new rules
Security architecture crumbles as new regional alliances emerge
Israel’s Doha strike triggered tectonic changes across MENA, exposing Arab disunity while Saudi–Pakistan and Egypt–Türkiye partnerships reshape regional security architecture fundamentally
Lion out of necessity: Shay Gal on Türkiye, Houthis, and Mediterranean deterrence
Israeli strategic advisor Shay Gal, an expert in crisis management and defense, exposes the hidden tensions of the Mediterranean. From Türkiye’s proxy maneuvers to Houthi threats, he maps deterrence and survival
The Türkiye–Spain “power corridor”: A new geopolitical plan or just a media bubble?
Is the proposed Türkiye–Spain “power corridor” a serious geopolitical vision or just regional posturing? A new narrative is gaining traction in Turkish media, but how realistic—and strategic—is it really?
PKK dissolves itself: What should be the next step?
The dissolution of the PKK marks a historic shift in Turkish and regional politics. As hopes rise for lasting peace, immediate steps like disarmament and oversight will determine the process’s success
Türkiye’s rise in Europe—is media shaping policy or reflecting it?
As Europe scrambles to rearm, Türkiye finds itself in a uniquely advantageous position. But are the latest media narratives on Ankara’s indispensable role in European security purely organic—or something more coordinated?
Cyprus caught in the crossfire of global power games
According to Turkish Professor Dr. Anıl Çeçen, the U.S. and Israel are turning Cyprus into a battleground for financial control, energy dominance, and military power—trapping both Greeks and Turks in a dangerous geopolitical game
The fall of Syria: Causes, implications, repercussions
The fall of Assad’s regime in Syria reshapes Middle Eastern geopolitics, ushering in chaos, rivalries, and shifting strategic balances
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