The primary purpose of this panel is to analyze Turkey’s current role in Europe’s emerging new security architecture and to shed light on the Alliance’s intellectual and strategic direction ahead of the 2026 Ankara Summit.
This study aims to examine great power competition in the Balkans within the framework of balance of power, sharp power, and hedging (risk-averse balancing/diversification or playing both sides) strategies. In this context, the position of Serbia within this competition will be analyzed in particular.
A Europe that increases its defense spending would, in theory, reduce the burden on the United States while enhancing the alliance’s deterrence. The development of Europe’s strategic capabilities does not create an alternative to NATO; rather, it supports NATO’s sustainability.
This study aims to reveal whether the change in the European Union’s enlargement policy in the Balkans—particularly following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine—seeks to achieve a normative transformation in the region or whether this process is employed as a strategic instrument.
The main objective of this panel is to evaluate the impacts of the U.S.-Iran war on Gulf countries from a multidimensional perspective and to discuss possible medium- and long-term scenarios alongside the current situation in the region.
This analysis purports to synthesize the Chinese strategic repositioning by organizing it into four main sections. Firstly, examining the Chinese global engagement particularly on space diplomacy. Secondly, analyzing China’s balancing Act towards regional conflicts. Thirdly, examining the Chinese strategic expansion in MENA. Finally, examining the competitive dynamics in emerging technologies.
The Three Seas Initiative (3SI), which connects the Adriatic, Baltic, and Black Seas, is viewed not merely as a regional development project, but as a strategic imperative for Europe’s security, resilience, and competitiveness.
China’s monopolization strategy in the critical minerals supply chain goes beyond a mere search for economic raw materials, transforming into a geoeconomic foreign policy tool that shapes global power balances. On the other hand, the Western bloc’s most prominent counter-move against China’s overwhelming superiority in the extraction and, especially, refining of critical minerals is the “friend-shoring” strategy, which involves shifting supply chains to reliable allied nations.
This analytical study aims to comprehensively examine the period spanning from Türkiye’s initial involvement in anti-piracy missions off the coast of Somalia in 2008 to the defense and energy agreements signed in 2024.
This study aims to understand the role of other regional and global actors influential in the deepening relationship between India and Israel and to analyze how these geopolitical steps serve India’s national interests.
The Global Strategy Conference 2025, held in Istanbul on November 20-21, 2025,...
Conference Program, Registration and Online Halls' Links are released.
Chairman of DIPAM Dr. Tolga Sakman attended a closed session titled “Trump’s...
A Europe that increases its defense spending would, in theory, reduce the...
The Three Seas Initiative (3SI), which connects the Adriatic, Baltic, and Black...
Amid U.S. pressure over Greenland, Denmark’s election left power split and politics...
This study aims to examine great power competition in the Balkans within...
This study aims to reveal whether the change in the European Union’s...
This analysis purports to synthesize the Chinese strategic repositioning by organizing it...
