Afghanistan as an Example of the Kremlin’s Hybrid Warfare – Why Russia is Arming the Taliban
Moscow’s aim is to provoke the West to fight on several fronts.
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Wider Middle East
Realism Can Be Blinding When It Comes to Analysing International Life
Professor Gencer Özcan regards oil as an important element in geopolitics.
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US Researcher: Armenian Culture Will Survive
Young researchers in Turkey are studying the Armenian Genocide without bias, even though the government’s position hasn’t changed
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The Burqa and the Burkini
Instead of banning the burkini, the practice of bans should be ridiculed.
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What the History of the Crimean Tatars Can Tell Us About Turco–Russian Relations
The West should recognise that it has much to offer the Turkish-speaking population in Crimea.
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Martin van Creveld: I Doubt Whether Estonia Can Trust Its Allies
Daesh has forgotten that it is simply a guerrilla movement incapable of conventional warfare.
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Apologia for a Kurdish State
Through cooperation in the European Union, Estonia could be the midwife of an independent Kurdistan.
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The Second Fall of Rome?
The West usually does not learn anything from overthrowing dictators.
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Putin’s Game of Thrones in the Middle East
The Kremlin is trying to play the role of historic saviour to Europe.
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