The Latest YPG-PKK Terrorist Attack Reveals America’s Double Game Against Turkiye By Andrew Korybko Despite being Turkiye’s NATO ally, the US has betrayed that country’s trust time and again by continuing to comprehensively support the same group that Ankara rightly regards… Read More ›
We Cannot Sacrifice High Moral Ground In the Name Of Commercial Deals In Kashmir: Dr. Fai By Our Special Correspondent Istanbul – “We are grateful that ASSAM Islamic Union Congress is seized of the important matters relating to the public… Read More ›
President Putin’s Insight Into His Turkish Counterpart Is Worth Reflecting On By Andrew Korybko President Erdogan is a patriot who always prioritizes his country’s objective national interests similar in a sense to how Indian Prime Minister Modi does. Turkish President Erdogan… Read More ›
‘Our Vision For Liberation In Palestine’ Conference Held In Istanbul By Riyaz ul Khaliq A three-day conference discussing “Our vision for liberation in Palestine” began Saturday in the Turkish metropolis of Istanbul. Palestine is a “fundamental problem in the world,” said… Read More ›
Adding An Energy Dimension To Russia’s Ummah Pivot Will Accelerate Multipolarity By Andrew Korybko If successfully implemented, these plans would reinforce Iran’s role as a global energy superpower together with enhancing Turkiye’s balancing act between the Golden Billion and the BRICS-… Read More ›
Kiev’s Foiled Attack Against A Russian-Turkish Pipeline Was Partially Meant To Punish Ankara By Andrew Korybko It’s a matter of the highest urgency that the Turkish government and the society that it represents realize that their civilization-state’s objective national interests are… Read More ›
Germany’s Snowflake Foreign Minister Was Triggered By Erdogan’s Tehran Photo-op By Andrew Korybko Her being such a big snowflake is actually more than just an amusing observation but is symptomatic of “The Great Bifurcation” in action. Those who surrender sovereignty know… Read More ›
Who’s The Real Troublemaker: Turkiye Or The US? By Andrew Korybko The narrative of “Turkish trouble” isn’t new since it’s been circulating around the West for the past half-decade already at least since the failed summer 2016 coup against President Erdogan… Read More ›
Turkiye Should Be Praised For Reaffirming Its Geostrategic Pragmatism Towards Russia By Andrew Korybko Many in the Alt-Media Community dislike Turkiye because of President Erdogan’s socio-political reforms at home and his foreign policy towards Syria, which is their right of course,… Read More ›
Why’s Turkiye Suddenly “Much More Careful” About Selling Drones To Kiev? By Andrew Korybko By relying on the pretext of pragmatically giving off a more convincing aura of neutrality in order to hopefully broker peace between the conflicting parties, Ankara appears… Read More ›
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