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Oral Sander’s work titled “Türkiye’s Foreign Policy” examines the foreign policy approaches adopted by the Republic of Türkiye since its founding from a historical perspective. The book provides a detailed analysis of Türkiye’s geopolitical position, its place in the international system, and its efforts to adapt to changing global balances. Sander evaluates Türkiye’s foreign policy not only through historical events but also through the underlying motivations behind them, offering a comprehensi

Oral Sander’s work titled “Türkiye’s Foreign Policy” examines the foreign policy approaches adopted by the Republic of Türkiye since its founding from a comprehensive perspective. The book provides a detailed analysis of Türkiye’s geopolitical position, its place in the international system, and its efforts to adapt to changing global balances. Sander evaluates Türkiye’s foreign policy not only through historical events but also through the underlying motivations behind them, offering a comprehe

Once, a grand plan was prepared for our country, but due to the courage of the Turkish nation, it was never realized. It was called the Treaty of Sèvres. It was signed on August 10, 1920, approximately a hundred years ago from today. Why was this treaty so significant, and why does it now remain only as a memory in history books? Let us embark together on a journey through the thrilling pages of history! The Powers That Wanted to Divide the Cake The First World War had ended, and the victorious

Yuvamız Magazine is a cultural and literary periodical published from 1986 to 1996 in Komotini (Gümülcine), Western Thrace. It has been regarded as an important instrument in the identity struggle of the Muslim Turkish minority in Western Thrace. While political content was kept secondary, the magazine covered a broad range of topics including education, health, religion, literature, entertainment, and child development. Over its ten-year publication life, a total of 117 issues were released. Pu

Turkish-Greek Population Exchange is an international practice stipulating the compulsory exchange of the Greek Orthodox population residing in Türkiye and the Muslim population residing in Greece, based on religious affiliation, as per the treaty signed on 30 January 1923. This exchange, decided during the Lausanne Peace Conference, resulted in approximately two million people being separated from the lands where they were born and raised, excluding the Greek Orthodox community of Istanbul and