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Extreme Sentences for Kurdish Politicians: Is There Light at the End of the Tunnel?

The verdicts in the Kobani case once again shed light on Turkey's political climate and judicial system. HDP leaders Selahattin Demirtaş and Figen Yüksekdağ were sentenced to 42 years and 30 years

May 17, 2024

Middle East·red.mag

Erdoğan’s Palestine Dilemma: Love, Trade, and the Anatomy of a Collaborator

Erdoğan's delicate dance with Israel: Despite outcry over Gaza, trade thrives & political maneuvers persist. Explore the intricacies of Türkiye's Palestine-Israel policy – a story of pragmatism & collaboration.

May 10, 2024

Middle East·red.mag

Türkiye’nin Afrika Macerası: Neo-Emperyal mı Kurtarıcı Melek mi?

Türkiye'nin Afrika ile ilişkilerine askeri bir boyut katma konusundaki aşırı hevesi, Fransa gibi eski sömürgecilerle rekabet etme konusunda dayanılmaz bir cazibe sunabilir, ancak bu aynı zamanda Türkiye'nin kıta ile ilişkilerini de zehirler.

April 28, 2024

Africa·Middle East·red

TÜRKIYE’S GROWING FOOTPRINT IN AFRICA: Anti-colonial or Neo-imperial?

Türkiye's over-zealousness in adding a military dimension to relations in Africa may offer an irresistible temptation to compete with former colonialists like France, but it also poisons Türkiye's relations with the continent.

April 17, 2024

Africa·Middle East·red.mag

How Israel’s Ramadan Escalations at Al-Aqsa Triggered October 7

Although the conflict has even deeper roots, the current Gaza war is also rooted in specific attacks during Ramadan for years.

March 25, 2024

Middle East·Politics·red.mag

Europe’s Far Right’s Unwavering Support for Israel

“The New Right could see Israel not only as a reliable ally but also as an example in many fields such as the fight against radical Islam, the defense of Western civilization,

January 18, 2024

Europe·Middle East·Politics·red.mag

Yemen’s Impact on Red Sea Trade and Global Politics

The Ansarallah’ latest move has significantly raised their profile globally. They strive to be recognized as the primary actor in Yemen, a goal underscored by their Red Sea campaign. The global community

January 12, 2024

Analysis·Middle East·red.mag

Students are Taking on Germany’s Genocide “Guiltwashing”

It’s a typically bleak December day in Berlin, and pro-Palestinian students from across the city have gathered outside the neoclassical facade of Humboldt University (HU). Berlin’s oldest university, the HU has borne

December 20, 2023

Analysis·Europe·red.mag

The Andean People’s War: A Short History of Shining Path

One of the most hotly debated groups to have existed on the left is Sendero Luminoso, the Communist Party of Peru – Shining Path (PCP-SL). After dominating headlines in the 80s and

December 6, 2023

Latin America·red.mag

The Legacy of Francoism and Spain’s Far-Right Resurgence

North of Madrid, one can see the enormous 150 meter cross atop the Basilica of what was known as the Valley of the Fallen. This Francoist mausoleum, built by thousands of anti-fascist

November 20, 2023

Europe·red.mag

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Extreme Sentences for Kurdish Politicians: Is There Light at the End of the Tunnel?

Erdoğan’s Palestine Dilemma: Love, Trade, and the Anatomy of a Collaborator

Türkiye’nin Afrika Macerası: Neo-Emperyal mı Kurtarıcı Melek mi?

TÜRKIYE’S GROWING FOOTPRINT IN AFRICA: Anti-colonial or Neo-imperial?

How Israel’s Ramadan Escalations at Al-Aqsa Triggered October 7

Europe’s Far Right’s Unwavering Support for Israel

Yemen’s Impact on Red Sea Trade and Global Politics

Students are Taking on Germany’s Genocide “Guiltwashing”

The Andean People’s War: A Short History of Shining Path

The Legacy of Francoism and Spain’s Far-Right Resurgence

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