TÜRKİYE

Defense

Türkiye and Egypt Are Moving Closer: Why It Matters for Greece and Israel?

The normalization between Ankara and Cairo is no longer merely a diplomatic thaw; it is evolving into a new regional power equation stretching from the Eastern Mediterranean to Gaza, and from Libya to Sudan.

Defense

The 2026 NATO Summit in Ankara Changed the West’s Perception of Türkiye

The 2026 NATO Summit established Ankara not merely as the host of a major diplomatic gathering, but as one of the rising centers of the West’s evolving security architecture.

Defense

What Does Hosting the NATO Summit in Ankara Mean for Türkiye?

The 2026 NATO Summit will be held in Ankara, the capital of Türkiye, on July 7–8, 2026.

Defense

Europe’s Security Crisis Is Making Türkiye Indispensable

A new analysis published by IRIS, one of France’s leading think tanks, argues that, in the face of the European Union’s structural shortcomings in the field of defense, Türkiye should no longer be viewed merely as a neighbor or a NATO ally, but as a potential strategic partner.

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Economy & Energy

Israel’s IMEC Plan Falls Through: The Hejaz Railway Returns

A century after remaining one of the Ottoman Empire’s greatest unfinished geopolitical projects, the Hejaz Railway is returning to the stage of history.