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UWI author and political scientist Onur Sinan Güzaltan answered questions from Ceyda Karan of Sputnik Türkiye.
Güzaltan shared his views on the Munich Security Conference, the situation in the Atlantic alliance, the objectives of a possible attack on Iran, and Russia-West and Türkiye-West relations.We present the interview translated into English.—...
By Mehmet Enes Beşer
In Bangkok, politics of plastic recycling are enacted not in institutional policy arenas or corporate boardrooms but in the urban margins of streets, dumps, canals, and squatter settlements—terrain often ignored in official narratives about sustainability. While Thailand moves to become a regional power in circular economy practice and ...
Alain Soral…
He is one of the most debated thinkers in France. His ideas are frequently voiced within anti-globalization left and right political movements.
Convicted in France for thought crimes, Soral continues to live in exile.
I spoke with Soral about the political future of France,...
By Adem Kılıç, Political Scientist
The Munich Security Conference, held in Germany and considered one of the most critical meetings in Europe in recent years, was a turning point not only in terms of the war in Ukraine or the future of NATO, but also in terms of showing the critical threshold reached in discussions on Europe’s defense independence.Statement...
By Dr. Halim Gençoğlu
This article evaluates the claims allegedly expressed by some Western, particularly American, academics and commentators at the International Munich Peace Conference dated February 2026—such as “colonialism was normal back then, we are not ashamed of our past”—within the framework of the historical, ethical, and epistemic dimensions of...