Edam Blog
Tensions Between NATO Allies Greece and Turkey
The following is from “OECD Economic Surveys, Greece” of July 2020: “Greece has responded swiftly to the pandemic and has…
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Edam Blog
Is It Operation Janus Or Irini?
Since the finalization of Operation Unified Protector launched by NATO in 2011, chaos in Libya intensified owing to the initiation…
Edam Blog
The Moment of Truth for the “International Community”
Mr. Kofi Annan who served as the seventh Secretary General of the UN from January 1997 to December 2006 was…
Edam Blog
Another Chapter in the Libya Lesson
The motto for Arab spring strife has always been “there is no military solution to the conflict”. Yet, the pattern…
Defense Intelligence Sentinel
Turkey’s Air Defense System Deployments to Libya
TURKEY’S AIR DEFENSE SYSTEM DEPLOYMENTS TO LIBYA Dr. Can Kasapoglu Director of Security and Defense Research Program, EDAM – Open-source…
EDAM Blog
The Middle East: A Disheartening Beginning for the New Decade
The Iraq-Iran war started on September 22, 1980. It lasted eight years. In August 1991 Iraq invaded Kuwait. A massive…
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No to Greater Involvement in Libya
The fighting and the humanitarian tragedy in Yemen remind older generations of Turks of a beautiful but sad folk song,…
Defense Intelligence Sentinel
Assessing Turkey’s Military Options in Libya
ASSESSING TURKEY’S MILITARY OPTIONS IN LIBYA Dr. Can Kasapoglu, Director, Security and Defense Research Program, EDAM Context Amidst fierce clashes…
Edam Blog
2019: The Year in Review
During the past year, climate change, corruption, street protests, polarization and disarray in the West dominated the global agenda. Frequent fires are part of…
Edam Blog
The Arab Spring Nine Years On
The Arab Spring began on December 17, 2010 in Tunisia as street vendor Mohammed Bouazizi set himself on fire to protest the…