A Syria Operation: What Would Be the Consequences of a New Offensive?
What could the new Syria operation discussed in 2022 have led to? Our authors assessed it through ISIS prisons, camps and the reactions of regional actors.
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PUGAT
23 articles · Writing for PUGAT 2021–2026 · 2 series
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The Use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles in Counter-Terrorism
Since the 1990s we have been living in the “age of the UAV”. Unmanned aerial vehicles reduce the asymmetric advantage of terrorist organisations and give security forces the upper hand in intelligence.
The Tehran Summit: How Its Decisions Affect the World Agenda
The trilateral summit in Tehran laid bare the rapprochement between Russia and Iran, both under Western sanctions. Our authors assessed the summit’s regional and global effects.
Sedat Peker’s Revelations: Why Do They Never Go Beyond Gossip and Social Media?
Sedat Peker’s videos reached millions, yet the judiciary did not act. Our authors discussed why the revelations remained gossip and a social media topic.
The New Social Media Law: What Will It Change in Our Lives, and What Is Its Real Aim?
The bill known as the “disinformation law” makes spreading false information a crime. Our authors discussed its effects on elections, freedom of expression and individuals.
The Role of Intelligence against Asymmetric Threats in Counter-Terrorism
Asymmetric threats that exact a heavy price at low cost are among states’ greatest security problems. The first part of the series examines the role of intelligence against these threats.
The Migrant Question: How Should Turkey’s Policy Be Assessed?
The EU transferred billions of euros to Turkey to stop Syrian migrants from crossing into Europe. Our authors assessed this bargain in terms of security, the economy and the social fabric.
Türkiye–Greece Relations: Could Tensions Escalate into Armed Conflict?
Will the Türkiye–Greece tension, escalating with harsh statements, turn into armed conflict? Our authors assessed the relationship between the two neighbours and its possible consequences.
Russia–Ukraine War: Why Is There Still No Clear Picture, Contrary to Expectations?
In the first months of the war, Russia failed to achieve the quick victory it expected. Our authors assessed from a military and political perspective why the picture has not become clearer.
Sweden and Finland’s Bid to Join NATO: How Should Ankara’s Policy Be Assessed?
Is Ankara’s objection to the NATO membership bids of Sweden and Finland a bargaining move or a principled stance? Our authors assessed its domestic and foreign policy dimensions.
