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Middle East

ABD’nin Irak’tan Çıkış Senaryolarinin Türkiye Açısından Değerlendirilmesi Ve Bu Bağlamda Türkiye’nin Geliştirmesi Gereken Stratejiler

CESRAN Int.1 April 2014

Dr. Gamze Güngörmüş KONA ABD’nin Irak’tan çıkış senaryoları kapsamında en olumlu senaryo olarak nitelendirebileceğimiz bu senaryoda ABD’nin sadece 2005 yılı sonuna kadar Irak’ta kalacağı ön görülmektedir. Ancak, ABD bu kısa...

Middle East

ABD’nin Müdahale Mantığı Ve Sürdürülebilir Üstünlük Politikası

CESRAN Int.1 April 2014

Dr. Gamze Güngörmüş KONA 1917 yılı dünya tarihinin en önemli olaylarından birine tanıklık etmişti. İlk bakışta o kadar da önemli görülmeyen bir güç, tarih sahnesine adım atıyordu. I. Dünya Savaşı’ndan...

Genel

Middle Eastern Studies

CESRAN Int.1 April 2014

CESRAN MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES The Middle East is the homeland of most ancient civilizations. Being at the crossroads of Asia, Africa and Europe, the Middle East...

Russia and Eurasia

The Cracks in the Russia-China Tandem

CESRAN Int.1 April 2014

Discussions on energy security and its geostrategic ramifications continue to be topical for a wide range of states and business stakeholders. For many foreign policymakers, Eurasia, in the first decade...

Russia and Eurasia

Russia and its Energy Monopolies

CESRAN Int.1 April 2014

In 1990s, due to the lack of economic independence, Russia was not able to play an active role in international affairs. The country was highly dependent on donations from the...

Russia and Eurasia

My Dying Mother: Russia’s Depopulation Crisis and its Consequences

CESRAN Int.1 April 20147 September 2015

Our dear Mother Russia is sick and dying. Power remains as centralized as ever, and the public is still unable to rely on this centrality for security and health benefits. ...

Russia and Eurasia

Regional Energy Projects for Georgia – Turkey – Russia Relations

CESRAN Int.1 April 2014

In July 2011, Turkey hosted an international conference to discuss navigation security issues in the Bosphorus and Dardanelles Straits. Ankara has announced its intention of working with foreign oil companies...

Russia and Eurasia

Bacha Khan and Nonviolence: Hope for Peace in Afghanistan and Pakistan

CESRAN Int.1 April 2014

It was a historical day that Bacha Khan (1890 - 1988) was born in the strategic tall mountains of Pashtun land located on the border of Afghanistan and Pakistan. Bacha...

Russia and Eurasia

India and Israel Strategic Partnership: Challenges and Opportunities

CESRAN Int.1 April 2014

Today’s strategic environment provides boundless space for both the international and regional actors to understand, share and cooperate with each other in order to protect and secure their own national...

Russia and Eurasia

The Tortuous Sino-Russian Arms Trade

CESRAN Int.1 April 2014

The history of Russian-Chinese relations are full of turnarounds and mutual distrust, even disdain at times A century of unequal treaties between the two countries, resulting in Russia’s encroachment on...

Russia and Eurasia

Russian Government’s “Selective” Anti-Corruption Campaign In The Energy Sector

CESRAN Int.1 April 2014

By the end of 2011 Russian Prime-Minister V. Putin has begun campaign for fight against corruption in the Russian energy sector. Experts underline, that recent anti-corruption “struggle” in Russia will...

Russia and Eurasia

Azerbaijan and the Iran Crisis: Stuck in the Middle

CESRAN Int.1 April 2014

The crisis between Iran and the Western powers continues to escalate. Sanctions, wargames, and the ‘covert war’ being conducted against the Iranian nuclear programme has heightened tensions and raised the...

Russia and Eurasia

From “Dublin to Baku”: Future Scenarios on EU’s policies towards Black Sea Region

CESRAN Int.1 April 2014

The Black Sea region (BS) — geographically defined as the land and seascape between the Balkans and the Caucasus and current politically located within the Wider Europe strategy from “Dublin...

Russia and Eurasia

So Where’s the Change in Russia?

CESRAN Int.1 April 2014

Vladimir Putin got, and may have partly arranged, the election result he required: a mandate for more of the same, despite the protests of those demanding overall reform and the...

Russia and Eurasia

Perfect Nuclear Storm Waiting to Happen in Russia’s Northwest Region

CESRAN Int.1 April 2014

The large-scale nuclear disaster at Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant has acted as a wakeup call for the international community, engendering deep reflection on the consequences of using nuclear...