• Analysis: Turkish interior minister states dream of governing Jerusalem, provoking Israel

    Analysis: Turkish interior minister states dream of governing Jerusalem, provoking Israel

    Turkish Interior Minister Mustafa Ciftci recently sparked controversy by expressing his desire to one day govern Jerusalem and suggesting that territories once ruled by the Ottoman Empire could again fall under Turkish sovereignty. Ciftci’s remarks are the latest indication that senior Turkish officials continue to view Jerusalem not merely as a symbol of the Palestinian…

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  • Turkish intelligence chief hosts Hamas leaders in Istanbul

    Turkish intelligence chief hosts Hamas leaders in Istanbul

    Turkish spy chief Ibrahim Kalin’s March 22 meeting with senior Hamas leaders in Istanbul highlights Turkey’s continued high-level engagement with the group, reinforcing Ankara’s role as a mediator in Gaza ceasefire negotiations while omitting any discussion of Hamas’s disarmament. The meeting reflects a broader pattern of Turkish support for the group, evidenced by recent US…

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  • Turkey’s extensive ties with Venezuela bolstered Maduro’s regime despite sanctions and criminal activity

    Turkey’s extensive ties with Venezuela bolstered Maduro’s regime despite sanctions and criminal activity

    Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan long served as a key external backer of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, providing diplomatic protection, economic engagement, and sanctions-evasion pathways that helped sustain Maduro’s regime amid international isolation. Following Maduro’s capture by US forces on January 3, Turkey’s past role as a potential haven and logistical lifeline may come under…

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  • IDF reveals Hamas financial network operating in Turkey

    IDF reveals Hamas financial network operating in Turkey

    The Israeli military and Shin Bet reported on a Hamas financial network operating in Turkey under direct Iranian supervision and moving hundreds of millions of dollars through Turkish-based money changers to fund terrorism. Three key operatives based in Turkey were identified as managing large-scale financial activity for Hamas. Israeli officials warned that any entity linked…

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  • Turkey implements barriers to prevent shipping to and from Israel

    Turkey implements barriers to prevent shipping to and from Israel

    Turkey has imposed an informal maritime ban targeting Israel, prohibiting Israel-linked ships from docking in Turkish ports and barring Turkish-flagged vessels from sailing to Israel, which Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan described as “a new sanction” over the Gaza war. The measures follow earlier trade suspensions worth $7 billion and restrictions on exports after Israel…

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  • Turkey’s new precision weapons stoke regional tensions

    Turkey’s new precision weapons stoke regional tensions

    Turkey’s unveiling of the Tayfun Block-4 missile and Gazap and Hayalet bunker-buster bombs at IDEF 2025 marks a major leap in its offensive capabilities, alarming Israel, Greece, and Cyprus, all within range of these systems. While Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan frames the advances as a march toward defense self-reliance, regional rivals view them as tools for…

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  • Analysis: Turkey still wants to join BRICS while pretending to be a NATO ally

    Analysis: Turkey still wants to join BRICS while pretending to be a NATO ally

    Turkey’s attempt to join BRICS, a bloc that seeks to undermine the foundations of the Western world order, is only one of many transgressions against the interests of its ostensible allies in NATO, the US, and Europe.

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  • Analysis: The PKK abandons armed struggle

    Analysis: The PKK abandons armed struggle

    The PKK, the Kurdish separatist group that has waged a decades-long secessionist movement inside Turkey, recently announced its decision to lay down its weapons and likely abandon its cause. However, the conditions of the compromise the opposing sides have reached are shrouded in secrecy, and many wonder if lasting peace will be achieved. Peace between…

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  • Analysis: Why did Syria’s Kurds sign a deal with the new regime?

    Analysis: Why did Syria’s Kurds sign a deal with the new regime?

    The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) signed an agreement with Syria’s interim government, integrating the SDF’s 100,000-strong, mostly Kurdish force into the new Syrian military. The deal likely represents a calculated risk by the SDF to curtail Turkish aggression, especially if the US withdraws from the country.

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Our dedicated team combines diverse skills and shared passion to bring innovative solutions to life. Together, we collaborate, create, and strive to exceed expectations every day. Learn more about the people driving our mission forward.

Alex Johnson

Project Manager

Oversees project timelines and ensures seamless collaboration among team members to deliver results on schedule.

Alex Johnson

Project Manager

Oversees project timelines and ensures seamless collaboration among team members to deliver results on schedule.

Alex Johnson

Project Manager

Oversees project timelines and ensures seamless collaboration among team members to deliver results on schedule.