FDP – Ekrem Eddy Güzeldere

Germany’s New Government Coalition: A Red, Yellow or Green Light for German-Turkish Relations?

Posted on10/12/202110/12/2021

Eliamep policy paper (#90, December 2021) on what the new German SPD/Greens/FDP government could mean for Turkey, German-Turkish and EU-Turkey relations. What are the positions stated in the coalition agreement, what has the new foreign minister Annalena Baerbock so far said about Turkey and how could the relations develop in the coming months/years? Direct link to the pdf: https://www.eliamep.gr/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Policy-paper-90-Guzeldere-final.pdf Introduction On 26 September 2021, the SPD won the national elections Read More …

German elections and Turkey – Part 1: What do the party programs say?

Posted on06/09/202106/09/2021

DuvarEnglish article (6 Sept. 2021) on the upcoming elections in Germany … Abstract: Turkey plays virtually no role in the campaigns of the political parties prior to the Sept. 26 election in Germany. Nevertheless, the election result will also have a major impact on German-Turkish relations, as a continuation of the current coalition is practically out of question. So what do the parties represented in parliament have to say about Read More …

Habibi Kiosk 7: Wie geht politische Vielfalf?

Dersimli Kemal for President? Eliamep policy paper

Eliamep policy paper on the opposition’s presidential candidate Kemal Kilicdaroglu and the position, debate and standing of Alevis in Turkey. Full paper as pdf: https://www.eliamep.gr/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Policy-paper-129-Ekrem.pdf

Brasilien fast ohne Klischees …

Im Dezember 2014 ist mein erstes journalistisches Buch erschienen, das Eindrücke einer Reise von Rio Grande do Sul bis nach Fortaleza beinhaltet, vor, während und nach der Fußball-WM. „Um país de todos“, ein Land für alle. Großartiges Marketing eines Landes, das weiß zu verführen, aber auch zu blenden. Ein Brasilien-Buch ohne Karneval, Schönheitsoperationen, Samba, Fußball, Havaianas, Bulmenau-Oktoberfest und Urwald-Indianer, ohne Rio de Janeiro und São Paulo. Kein Problem. Brasilien bietet Read More ...