Evolution of Erdoğan's Victory Speeches From 2002 To 2023

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s attendance to recent NATO Summit in Washington has not become the reiteration of Turkey’s commitment to the alliance. On the contrary, Turkey's position within NATO has become increasingly divergent, especially highlighted during the recent NATO summit in Washington

The Limits of Turkish Armed Drones: Allies are Irreplaceable

May 31, 2024

Turkey has made remarkable strides in defense technology, particularly with its drone program. The Bayraktar TB2 and other unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have proven their effectiveness in various conflict zones, from Libya to Nagorno-Karabakh to Ukraine.

Energy, Power, and Politics: Turkey’s $350 Billion Oil Question

April 23, 2025

Haşim Tekineş

by Haşim Tekineş, published on 23 April 2025

Turkey is drilling deep—literally and politically. With potential reserves in the Diyarbakır and Thrace Basins, and rising production in the Black Sea Sakarya Gas Field, this could be a turning point for the country’s energy future. But is this an economic breakthrough—or just another political power play?

Trump and Iran: From War Talk to Deal-Making?

April 17, 2025

Haşim Tekineş

by Haşim Tekineş, published on 17 April 2025

In this video, we break down why Trump is suddenly open to diplomacy with Iran. With Iran’s economy in crisis, regional influence shaken, and military options looking risky, a quick deal might be his best shot at a foreign policy win.

ZERO DAY: Can a Cyberattack Start a Real War?

April 14, 2025

Yasir Gökçe

Haşim Tekineş

by Haşim Tekineş and Yasir Gökçe, published on 14 April 2025

In this video, we explore the chilling reality of cyberwarfare through the lens of Netflix’s new thriller Zero Day, starring Robert De Niro. We dive into how international law treats cyberattacks, whether they can trigger the right to self-defense, and what the rules are when the battlefield is no longer physical.