The collapse of Assad's regime has exposed Syria's vast destruction, with rebuilding costs up to $400 billion, requiring international support and a "Marshall Plan."

Recent speculations have arisen about the possibility of Hezbollah in Lebanon recruiting fighters from other Iran-backed factions if a full-scale war erupts with “Israel,” amidst escalating tensions.

The Ukrainian Ministry of Higher Education has studied the possibility of integrating Moroccan students, who returned home due to war conditions, in the universities of Turkiye or Georgia.

Recent study revealed the mystery behind the so-called Gulf War Syndrome that affected thousands of American and British soldiers who served in Iraq.

Many countries have rushed to act as mediators between Russia and Ukraine. However, Turkiye is the country that was able to bring the two sides together at the negotiating table. How could Turkish diplomacy do that? And what would be its implications on Turkish foreign relations?