Podium
From the Black Sea to Hormuz: Kaja Kallas’ Proposal and the Return of the “Turkish Model” in a Fragmenting Energy Order
Podium
UN Push for ‘Substantive Progress’ Meets Structural Divide on Cyprus
As the UN pushes for meaningful movement before António Guterres’s term ends, familiar fault lines persist: Greek Cypriot calls for immediate talks clash with Turkish Cypriot demands for a new framework based on political equality and trust-building first.
THE HIVE
A Farewell to a Mind That Spoke with History: In memory of Prof. Dr. İlber Ortaylı
There are moments when the passing of a single individual leaves a silence far larger than the loss of a human life.
GLOBE
Transatlantic Alliance: Separation Without Divorce
The United States remains the most powerful member of NATO, yet the alliance that once followed Washington almost instinctively now appears more cautious and politically distant. Donald Trump’s decision to launch military strikes connected to Iran has revealed a deeper shift in the transatlantic relationship. NATO has not collapsed, but the automatic alignment that once defined the alliance no longer seems guaranteed.
GLOBE
Mojtaba Khamenei: From silent heir to Supreme Leader
Following the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in the February 28 Israeli and United States strike, Iran has entered a new and uncertain chapter with the elevation of Mojtaba Khamenei as Supreme Leader.
