Tag: Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

  • Parochialism, Justice and International Law: Türkiye’s Genocide Warrants for Israel

    The authorities in Türkiye have hit their stride regarding international humanitarian law, a subject they are not always consistent about.  The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the defence minister Israel Katz, and others are facing arrest warrants for genocide from the Istanbul Criminal Court of Peace. This is plucky, assertive, and undoubtedly, from the perspective […]

  • Warring in Syria: New Phases, Old Lies

    A new bloody phase has opened up in Syria, as if it was ever possible to contemplate another one in that tormented land. Silly terms such as “moderate” are being paired with “rebels”, a coupling that can also draw scorn. What counts as news reporting on the subject in the Western press stable adopts a […]

  • NATO Reacts to Türkiye’s Desire to Join BRICS

    NATO Reacts to Türkiye’s Desire to Join BRICS

    NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte © Getty Images / Omar Havana Türkiye has the right to cooperate with the BRICS economic group without undermining its status as a NATO member, the secretary-general of the US-led military bloc, Mark Rutte, has said. The NATO chief made the remarks at a press conference in Estonia on Tuesday. Asked […]

  • West Failed to Depose Erdogan Despite Openly Backing Opposition

    West Failed to Depose Erdogan Despite Openly Backing Opposition

    Although Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s victory in the second round of the presidential election in Turkey is almost assured ahead of the second round of votes, opposition leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu, in case of victory, would alter the country’s foreign policy and put the relationship with Russia into a framework that is acceptable to the US. The […]

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