The Polish government is hardly an appealing champion for the cause, but its critique of the extension of EU law is a sound one In a parallel universe, the UK would never have left the EU and would instead have adopted the strategy now being tried by Poland. A couple …
Read More »Entre la Pologne et l’Union européenne, le contresens du « Polexit »
La Pologne ne veut pas quitter l’UE, elle veut en changer les règles, c’est la grande différence avec le Brexit. Mais le rapport de force n’est pas, cette fois, favorable à Varsovie. Il y a un énorme paradoxe dans la crise avec la Pologne qui s’est invitée hier à la …
Read More »2023’ü beklemeyecekler. Siyaset dışı saldırı gelecek. -Tehlikeli bir hazırlık var. Türkiye’nin sinir sistemi, genetiği, haritası hedef.
Özellikle son birkaç haftadır çok garip, çok tuhaf gelişmeler yaşanıyor. İçeriden-dışarıdan dört koldan bir saldırıplanı uygulanıyor. Korkunç yıpratıcı, intikamcı bir organize saldırının ivmesi sistematik biçimde tırmandırılıyor. Siyasi teamüllerin, arayışların, rekabetin, seçim hazırlıklarının, siyasi kültürün çok dışında, geniş bir çerçevede yürütülen “organize” bir çalışma bu.Siyasi terör süreci başlatıldı. Türkiye’nin temeline ateş …
Read More »Büyük kumar: On büyükelçi
“Kendi özel iradelerini değil, temsil ettikleri ülkelerin iradesini yansıtıyor. O ülke hükümetleri onaylıyor, hatta belki de, öneriyor. Dolayısıyla, o büyükelçileri istenmeyen adam ilan etmek, aynı zamanda o ülkelerle bağı koparmak anlamını taşıyor”. Erdoğan, siyasal hayatının en büyük kumarını oynuyor. Aynı kentte, aynı gün, üç ayrı yerde üç konuşma. Önce Millet …
Read More »An independent Kurdistan is the best bet to contain ISIS
While concerns of a terrorist resurgence in Afghanistan are front and center, we need to remember that there are thousands of ISIS fighters waging a low-level insurgency in Iraq and Syria. Containing that threat is critical, and doing so over the long term requires an international relations moonshot: creating an …
Read More »What Can the United Nations Do About Counterterrorism?
In the aftermath of the attacks of September 11, 2001, the United Nations Security Council moved swiftly and laid the keystone of an international framework of counterterrorism efforts. Twenty years later, it’s past time to rethink all of them. Back then, the Security Council obliged states to deny terrorists safe …
Read More »Lingering Topics: Ukraine And Russiagate – OpEd
A loose analogy considers the wait and see approach concerning cancer. In a number of instances, the old school method is to do surgery before or after chemoradiation. Why do surgery, if the chemoradiation (by all accounts) has eliminated the cancer? Cancer related surgery can often lead to some quality …
Read More »Europe’s Two Greatest Powers Closed For Business At Crucial Time – OpEd
Not long ago, an archaeologist friend of mine and I came to a striking conclusion: We did our intellectual work entirely backwards from one another. He, with almost nothing to go on beyond shards of pottery, had to extrapolate a world from mere fragments. I, blessed or burdened (take your …
Read More »What’s Really Standing in the Way of European Strategic Autonomy
The NATO defense ministers who met yesterday and today in Brussels had a long list of issues to discuss, from the alliance’s role in confronting a rising China to its plans for countering a resurgent Russia. But NATO is also confronting more fundamental questions about its identity that have taken …
Read More »Biden gets predictability in Russia ties
Moscow has butted the grand old transatlantic alliance in the chest on Monday with the foreign ministry announcing that it will suspend the NATO military liaison mission with effect from November 1 and recall the accreditation of its staff in response to the NATO decision to withdraw the accreditation of …
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