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The China issue and upcoming US presidential elections

Kilic Bugra Kanat Posted On May 26, 2020

One of the most important outcomes of the COVID-19 crisis will be its impact on U.S.-China relations, according to many scholars and experts. The already-strained relations between the two countries may be up for an even more challenging period in […]

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If we forget COVID-19 outbreak…

Kilic Bugra Kanat Posted On May 18, 2020

With “normalization” beginning in many countries around the world, a debate has begun over whether we are ready to start the process or whether it is still too early. Every country is adopting normalization through different phases and steps. Many […]

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The post-pandemic struggle is here

Burhanettin Duran Posted On May 13, 2020

It has become increasingly clear that the post-COVID-19 world will set the stage for fierce competition. The pandemic’s negative economic impact, rather than the outbreak itself, will trigger fresh crises. After all, the world’s leading nations, which could not join […]

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Is China the only culprit?

Burhanettin Duran Posted On May 7, 2020

The Donald Trump administration insists on offloading blame for the COVID-19 pandemic on China. First President Donald Trump and then Secretary of State Mike Pompeo alleged that there is “enormous evidence” that the virus spread from a lab in Wuhan. […]

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COVID-19 and the dawning of the US-China struggle

Kilic Bugra Kanat Posted On May 5, 2020

Since the unfolding of the coronavirus crisis, there has been an increasing number of questions about the future of Sino-U.S. relations. The two countries’ relations were already going through a rough patch for a variety of reasons. In the meantime, […]

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U.S. Global Leadership in the Age of Coronavirus

SETA Foundation Posted On April 14, 2020

April 23, 2020 3:00pm – 4:00pm Zoom Webinar Event Summary As the world struggles to manage the coronavirus pandemic, debates about US leadership and the global order have come to the fore. The rapid spread of the virus has placed […]

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Expect long transition period in coronavirus crisis

Burhanettin Duran Posted On April 13, 2020

The coronavirus has established its hegemony over daily life. No decision can be made, and no story reported, without mentioning COVID-19. Experts urge people around the world to prepare for the possibility of a protracted lockdown, warning that the pandemic’s […]

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Major changes ahead in post-pandemic period

Burhanettin Duran Posted On April 8, 2020

The biggest problem with the coronavirus isn’t the soaring number of confirmed cases or the lack of a vaccine or cure. That the virus keeps mutating and could hurt people even after making a full recovery is what really gets […]

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This pandemic even attacks modern reality

Burhanettin Duran Posted On March 28, 2020

As people across Turkey comply with the government’s call to stay home and declare their individual state of emergency, COVID-19 remains at the top of the nation’s agenda. Just as hygiene becomes an obsession, we cannot seem to stop talking […]

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World War Z and our novel pandemic

Kilic Bugra Kanat Posted On March 24, 2020

The coronavirus crisis has caused a global lockdown, as extraordinary precautions have been taken by many countries across the world to prevent its spread. Since then many observers have started highlighting the similarities of the current situation with the plot […]

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The Pandemic that Haunts the World

Kilic Bugra Kanat Posted On March 14, 2020

Since the emergence of the coronavirus epidemic in different parts of the world, many have argued that the response of this epidemic will influence various dimensions of the international system. There were debates about international actors and organizations and their […]

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Dandruff diplomacy: Macron visits Washington

Kilic Bugra Kanat Posted On April 30, 2018

David McCullough in his book “The Greater Journey: Americans in Paris” tells the story of young Americans who traveled to Paris in the 1830s. The names, which will be critical actors in art, medicine and technology, spent a considerable amount […]

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