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Murat Sofuoglu
Murat Sofuoglu is a staff writer at TRT World.
Murat Sofuoglu is a staff writer at TRT World.
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‘Chronic dissenters’: Why Türkiye’s growing NATO role is making Israel nervous?
The Zionist state has escalated tensions across the Middle East, from Gaza to Lebanon, Syria, Yemen and most lately Iran. It is also actively trying to impede Ankara’s peaceful efforts as a NATO state.
7 min read
From Armageddon to Amalek: How religious rhetoric resurfaces in Iran war
Amid the US-Israel confrontation with Iran, analysts say religious rhetoric, from evangelical apocalypticism to biblical symbolism, is resurfacing to frame and legitimise the conflict.
6 min read
How Türkiye is emerging as a voice of sanity in Iran war
Ankara is once again positioned to play the role of a mediator in a crisis that threatens to undermine regional peace and precipitate an economic crisis.
5 min read
Is RSF’s strategy in Al Fasher about power projection?
Sudan’s civil war has intensified with the Rapid Support Forces’ takeover of Al Fasher after months of fighting the Sudanese army since 2023.
5 min read
How China is positioning itself as a defender of post-WWII order
While the Trump administration seeks to reshape the global order through tariffs and unilateral actions, China is showcasing itself, alongside Russia and North Korea, as ready to challenge US supremacy.
5 min read
Why borders drawn by colonial powers remain flashpoints across the world
From Southeast Asia to Africa and beyond, the world’s most dangerous borders are often not homegrown, but inherited. Colonial-era mapmaking continues to fuel modern conflict.
6 min read
Between Israel and Iran, who rules the roost in the Mideast?
Experts evaluate victory on three axes, calling the ceasefire a strategic win for Iran and a tactical success for Israel, and adding that the regime change for Iran is dead, for now.
6 min read
A look back at the prophetic history behind Hajj and how it’s performed
Millions of Muslims around the world travel to Islam’s most sacred city to perform religious duties. This annual journey has symbolic rites rooted in the deep prophetic history extending from Prophet Ibrahim to Prophet Muhammad.
9 min read
The Circassian exile: 9 facts about the tragedy
Circassians, a Muslim people indigenous to Caucasia, had long been persecuted by the Russian Empire. Their last remnants of resistance against the Russians ended around today's Black Sea port city of Sochi on May 21, 1864.
7 min read
What the first American pope means for the world
Pope Leo XIV, formerly Robert Francis Prevost of Chicago, may serve as a counterpoint to the “less tolerant trends” in American and global politics, experts say.
7 min read
