Cultural

  • Analysis: US proxy regime

    Analysis: US proxy regime

    The 1956 Suez War marked a turning point for the US entry into West Asia and North Africa. After Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser – with Soviet support – moved to nationalize the Suez Canal to counter British and French influence in the Middle East, a war broke out involving the two superpowers of the time with the participation of the Zionist regime, whose aftermath led to a new order in the region.

  • What people in West don’t know about Palestine; and what happens if they do?

    What people in West don’t know about Palestine; and what happens if they do?

    In 2024, a sweeping wave of student protests engulfed campuses across the nation. These protests called for an immediate end to US support for the Zionist regime, especially in light of the regime’s intensifying genocide in Gaza. They also demanded divestment from companies involved in weapons manufacturing or surveillance, having realized how their research was being used to create bombs that kill children in Gaza.

  • Analysis / Stab in the back: Allies Turning Syria into graveyard of Erdogan’s dreams

    Analysis / Stab in the back: Allies Turning Syria into graveyard of Erdogan’s dreams

    Trilateral cooperation of Turkey, Israel, and the US in Syria over the past years mainly rested on the objective of weakening Syrian government led by Bashar al-Assad, countering the Axis of Resistance, and containing Iran's regional influence. However, with the shift of equations as a result of fall of al-Assad, the strategic gaps have broadened among these actors. The differences over the division of influence in future Syria, especially between Ankara and Tel Aviv, have reached their peak and have led to flare-up of military confrontation.

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