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Murat Yetkin
14 August 2020, Friday / Published in Politics

Erdoğan’s biggest impasse in Middle East policy

Turkey is the principal actor in the Eastern Mediterranean as it holds the longest coastline in the whole Mediterranean Sea and therefore the gateway to the Black Sea, Russia and the north. Its counterpart is not Greece, but Egypt, which holds the gateway to the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean.Failing to overcome Italy, its
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Murat Yetkin
11 August 2020, Tuesday / Published in Politics

Turkish-Greek tension: Gas search is not the real issue

The photo above published yesterday by the Turkish Defense Ministry shows Oruç Reis, the Turkish oil and gas search vehicle, sailing at waters off the southwest of the Cyprus Island, an area declared as an Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), both Turkey and Greece.It is accompanied by five Turkish warships.The ships from Turkey’s Med Sea port
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Murat Yetkin
08 August 2020, Saturday / Published in Politics, Terrorism and counter-terrorism: Turkey and neighbors

A new perspective on Lebanon explosion amid conspiracies

You have read news and many conspiracy theories since the Aug. 4 explosion in Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, including that Israeli or Chinese agents behind the explosion, Hezbollah weapons were stashed there or the fire started with rocket fire. I want to offer another perspective on what happened in Beirut. Turkish Ambassador to Beirut
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Murat Yetkin
05 August 2020, Wednesday / Published in Politics

Turkey an internship field for intelligence chiefs

The Turkish media almost welcomed the recent appointment of the U.K.’s former ambassador to Ankara, Richard Moore, as the head of the British secret service MI6. Now, three diplomats who served in Turkey at the time and who speak Turkish head the world’s three major intelligence services. The remaining two are Gina Haspel, the head
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Murat Yetkin
04 August 2020, Tuesday / Published in Economy, Politics

Three fault lines of the AKP ground

Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya, the former Family Minister of the ruling Justice and Development (AKP) government, is upset. Because she finds the timing of the recent debate on the Istanbul Convention, a Council of Europe initiative to prevent violence against women, rather “noteworthy” under a “historic atmosphere where the chains of Hagia Sophia are broken
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Murat Yetkin
31 July 2020, Friday / Published in Politics, The Middle East Political and Economic Affairs

What is not told us in foreign policy

The government is holding the Turkish public opinion with agendas like reopening Hagia Sophia as a mosque, the debate about the Istanbul Convention against violence against women, internet bans. But this does not mean that nothing is happening in foreign policy; the usual subject to distract attention from difficulties in the economy. On the contrary,
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Murat Yetkin
30 July 2020, Thursday / Published in Politics

Erdoğan’s wrong depiction of history of Turkish intelligence

 A sentence from President Tayyip Erdoğan’s speech on the occasion of the opening of the National Intelligence Organization’s new building in Istanbul’s neighborhood of Maslak on July 28 is a distortion of history that is hard to digest. In his speech, the President did not mention the founder of Turkey’s first central foreign intelligence structure,
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Murat Yetkin
25 July 2020, Saturday / Published in Politics

Sword displayed at Hagia Sophia opening. Against whom?

According to President Tayyip Erdoğan’s statement, 350,000 people attended the Friday prayer at the Hagia Sophia’s reopening as a mosque on July 24. He was the one reading the Fatiha surah, the opening verses of Muslims’ holy book Quran to the attendees. He said that “a nation’s decades-long longing has subsided”. He also granted due
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Murat Yetkin
22 July 2020, Wednesday / Published in Politics

When Erdoğan doesn’t get his applause

July 21, 2020. Women were facing police brutality on the streets while protesting the murder of the university student Pınar Gültekin, as a recent chain of violence against women. Meanwhile, President Erdoğan was speaking at the assessment meeting of the first two years of the Presidential System of Government at his Presidential Complex at Beştepe,
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Murat Yetkin
17 July 2020, Friday / Published in Politics

And Turkish Eastern Front: Azerbaijan warning to Armenia

On the evening of July 16, the Turkish Grand National Assembly condemned Armenia for the attacks on the border with Azerbaijan with the joint statement of four-party groups and declared it was with Azerbaijan. A few hours ago, National Defense Minister Hulusi Akar, during a meeting with Azerbaijani Deputy Minister of Defense and Commander of
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