Today’s Zaman | 08 July 08, 2011 | MEHMET ÖĞÜTÇÜ - LONDON - It is now a business-as-usual matter to see Turkey's extremely mobile and risk-prone entrepreneurs in the most unlikely places all over the world. I would not be surprised if they have already started knocking on...
Energy Intelligence | International Oil Daily | Vol.10, No: 105, | Tuesday, May 31, 2011 The 86-nation International Energy Forum (IEF), established 20 years ago in Riyadh to foster producer-consumer dialogue, is set this week to choose a new secretary-general. As the clock winds down to the vote...
asymmetricthreat.net | March 1, 2011 DEALING WITH TODAY’S ASYMMETRIC THREAT Cyber Threats to National Security S Y M P O S I U M F I V E Keeping the Nation’s Industrial Base Safe From Cyber Threats This document is intended only as a summary of the personal remarks made by...
Today's Zaman | 11 February, 2011 | By Mehmet Öğütçü* and Jonathan Clarke | By and large, ordinary people in the Middle East are fed up with corruption, nepotism, great disparities of wealth and suppression of opposition in every day life across the region. This state of affairs poses...
www.turkishpolicy.com | 09, July, 2010 Mehmet Öğütçü In today’s world, the globalization of international relations, the internationalization of ational policy areas and the growing awareness that global problems require global solutions signify new important functions for diplomacy. Yet, the traditional actors of international affairs are not suf with the...
FINANCIAL TIMES | 11 June, 2010 by Delphine Strauss | Can Turkey live up to its own rhetoric of being an energy hub? According to Joschka Fischer, the former German foreign minister now advising the Nabucco consortium, it all hinges on the pipeline planned to bring Caspian...