In the midst of continuous and intense media coverage and political crisis management our response to the events in Toulouse and Montauban must be put in proper perspective.
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Will Turkey Act as Model for Arab Islamists?
Islamists did not instigate the Arab uprisings that have shaken Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Syria and Yemen, but in the last two months, Islamist parties have come out top in parliamentary elections in Mor
No Section of Society to be Treated with Suspicion
No-one possessing common sense in a civilized society would – or should – publicly demonize a whole community for the faults of a few. Yet here in Britain in 2011 many in the Muslim community feel
Greece’s Economic Crisis: A Very Long Spin
The struggle of the EU and the IMF to prevent Greece's economy from going deep down and the efforts made to keep it alive are still not enough. The EU leaders are still working hard to save the Eur
The Major Limits of Turkey's Foreign Policy
The much-hailed Turkey's strategic-depth doctrine has ignored to address major internal problems and has alienated Turkey too much steps away from the European community. Dr. Oktem analyzes the pitfal
Tony Blair's Testimony: Lessons not Learned
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair’s testimony in front of the Chilcot Commission on January 29 was a polite affair unlikely to provide clear answers to the difficult questions concerning Britain’s
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