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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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Could growing bipartisan criticism of Israel reshape US-Israel relations?
The election of Democrats critical of Israel, alongside growing Republican opposition to Netanyahu's policies, signals a shift in Washington that could challenge decades of bipartisan support for Tel Aviv
5 min read
What is at stake for Poland as President-PM fight spills out into the open?
A fresh confrontation between Prime Minister Donald Tusk and President Karol Nawrocki over judicial appointments has triggered protests, with analysts warning that a prompt resolution remains elusive.
5 min read
Will France's political turmoil pave the way for the far-right in 2027?
As protests and growing disillusionment weaken Macron's political centre, analysts say fears over law and order could strengthen the far-right's appeal ahead of the presidential election.
8 min read
How Lula defied Latin America's rightward shift to win Brazil's election
A surge in voter mobilisation, a revamped digital campaign and concerns over Bolsonaro's ties to Trump helped Lula overturn a first-round deficit and secure an unprecedented fourth term.
7 min read
How will growing US-Ukraine tensions shape the course of the war?
Trump's rapprochement with Moscow deepens tensions with Kiev, raising questions about Ukraine's military resilience and the future of US support.
7 min read
Why Europe's student protests signal a deeper education crisis
Student protests across Europe expose anger over underfunded schools, teacher shortages, and an education system young people feel has abandoned them.
8 min read
How Israel's policies exposed Zionism's racist foundations
As Israel's actions in Gaza intensify scrutiny of Zionism, historians debate whether racism was embedded in the ideology from its inception or emerged through decades of Israeli policies
8 min read
From Brexit to Breturn: What prompted UK's U-turn on EU and what it means to the grouping
A decade after the island-nation left the bloc, economic losses, shifting public opinion and global turmoil are pushing Britain closer to the EU, but Brussels may demand a higher price for its return.
8 min read
‘Regional proxy contest’: What’s fuelling Ethiopia-Eritrea tensions?
Ethiopia's push for Red Sea access and Eritrea's shifting alliances in the Tigray conflict are deepening mistrust between the neighbours, analysts say, raising fears of another war that could draw in regional powers.
6 min read
Fatal miscalculation: Three years on, Netanyahu faces October 7 reckoning
As Israel heads towards crucial elections, fresh revelations about warnings preceding the Hamas attack revive questions over Netanyahu’s political calculations, his handling of the threat and the war that followed.
8 min read
