The 1995 Srebrenica Genocide of is considered to be the greatest human tragedy in Europe after the Second World War. It continues to be a bleeding wound even after 24 years for the people who have been affected by this tragedy. The anniversary of the genocide is commemorated at the Srebrenica–Potoçari Memorial and Cemetery for the Victims of the 1995 Genocide located in the Rebublica Srpska entity of Bosnia-Herzegovina...

The British daily Guardian published a nasty and spiteful obituary on historian Norman Stone by Richard J. Evans, a former Regius Professor of History at Cambridge University. The obituary in its entirety is filled with gross misrepresentations and oversimplifications and does not go beyond a vicious attack.

Two years ago, in our AVİM commentary titled “The Necessity of Constructive Eurasianism,” we dealt with the notion of Eurasianism and stated that this notion is prevalently categorized as being inherently at variance with or antagonistic towards the West.[1] We stressed that these approaches do not do justice to the term Eurasia itself...

The European Union (EU) announced last month that the Council of the EU (the European Union Council of Ministers/the Council) on 17 June adopted...