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Northern Cyprus at a Crossroads: Can Erhürman Redefine the Island’s Future?
A new leader, old divisions: Will Tufan Erhürman bring change to Northern Cyprus and alter the island’s political destiny?
Sanin Mirvić
Oct 234 min read


The New Normal: Wildfires Reshape Greece and Southern Europe
Firefighting helicopter collects seawater in southeastern Attica, July 2025. © Sanin Mirvic/Corella Greece is once again facing the harsh...
Sanin Mirvić
Aug 283 min read


Leaked ‘Trump Bridge’ Plan Stirs Caucasus Tensions as Armenia Denies Secret Corridor Deal
A little-known Spanish media outlet has thrown the Caucasus into turmoil with claims of a secret deal between Armenia, Azerbaijan, and the U.S. to build a “Trump Bridge” corridor linking Nakhchivan and mainland Azerbaijan. The report, denied by Yerevan, has ignited fierce debate, drawing in Russia, Iran, Turkey, and the EU, as Armenia weighs closer ties to the West amid a shifting balance of power in the region.
Armin Sijamić
Aug 45 min read


Beyond Brexit Divisions: London Summit Reignites UK-EU Strategic Partnership
London summit seals UK-EU defense & trade pact to counter Russia, ease post-Brexit friction. Starmer navigates Trump pressures. #BrexitReset
Armin Sijamić
May 243 min read


Trump and Erdoğan Test Ties as They Reshape the Middle East via Syria
Trump and Erdoğan reshape the Middle East through Syria, testing their alliance and redefining regional power dynamics.
Armin Sijamić
Apr 285 min read


Turkey’s Geopolitical Leverage: A Linchpin for Europe’s Security Ambitions?
With NATO strained & EU defense weak, Turkey's army & geography offer Europe a security lifeline—if political hurdles are overcome.
Armin Sijamić
Apr 245 min read


Turkey Erupts in Protest as Erdogan Detains Presidential Challenger Imamoglu
Erdogan’s removal of Imamoglu marks a shift toward autocracy, with upcoming elections testing Turkey’s ability to preserve its democracy.
S. M.
Mar 263 min read


Istanbul’s Forgotten Greeks: A Legacy of Resilience and Loss
Once thriving, Istanbul’s Greek community now numbers fewer than 500, clinging to its heritage amidst centuries of upheaval and decline.
Sanin Mirvić
Jan 72 min read
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