The Uzbekistan-Türkiye Strategic Vision Forum was held on October 13, 2025, in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, hosted by the University of World Economy and Diplomacy (UWED). The event was organized by the Institute for Advanced International Studies (IAIS) at UWED and the Haydar Aliyev Center for Eurasian Studies at Ibn Haldun University.
By keeping Trump close with all the glamour and pomp, while at least gaining the right to disagree without paying a diplomatic price and, moreover, not making these disagreements too visible, this can be seen as a diplomatic victory for the UK and Starmer.
The Benghazi visit also fits into Türkiye’s wider pattern of reconciliation and regional balancing. The Libya file, long a source of division, is now turning into a potential space for pragmatic coordination.
On August 15, 2025, in Anchorage, Alaska, will the face-to-face summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin be a diplomatic gain for Europe—or a fiasco?
This article argues that the European security architecture, shaped after World War II and now defunct, is the fundamental cause of the current security crises.
As US President Donald Trump withdraws from the continent, his counterparts in Europe’s most powerful countries are building parallel diplomatic and defense institutions for a future without Washington as the guarantor of economic and military security.
Applications of Abstracts and Panel Proposals for the Global Strategy Conference 2025 are open! Applications for papers and panels in English or Turkish and in-person or online will be evaluated by the International Scientific Committee.
The technological transformation processes of the 21st century are fundamentally reshaping the nature of interstate competition. Among these transformations, quantum technologies, alongside artificial intelligence, space exploration, and biotechnology, represent not only a scientific breakthrough but also a new front in the race for strategic superiority.
The Global Strategy Conference, annually event, will be held on the 20-21 November 2025 in Istanbul/Türkiye with hybrid format, to be organized by the Center for Diplomatic Affairs and Political Studies (DIPAM); Beykoz University; and Department of Political and Social Sciences (SPOL) of University of Cagliari.
The Middle East after October 7 has entered a new phase characterized by shifting alliances, assertive middle powers, waning ideological blocs, and intensified great power competition.
The Uzbekistan-Türkiye Strategic Vision Forum was held on October 13, 2025, in...
Applications of Abstracts and Panel Proposals for the Global Strategy Conference 2025...
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By keeping Trump close with all the glamour and pomp, while at...
The Benghazi visit also fits into Türkiye’s wider pattern of reconciliation and...
On August 15, 2025, in Anchorage, Alaska, will the face-to-face summit between...
This article argues that the European security architecture, shaped after World War...
The technological transformation processes of the 21st century are fundamentally reshaping the...
This bill will alter not just the domestic order of the United...
