“The Reason of the Protests in the Northern Part of Cyprus was not a Lack of Democracy”
Dr.Tiryaki gave an interview for the The Middle East Observer discussing the reasons why the protests in the northern part of Cyprus was not a lack of democracy.
Inaugural Suna Roundtable Discussion – The Middle East on Rise: Turkey and the EU
When we first convened the Heybeliada Talks in July 2008, we did not anticipate the meetings would last for so long. By now, it has been more than five years during which we have had fourteen rounds and several side meetings.
We believe that the Heybeliada Talks have served well in their purpose and contributed to the reconciliation process between the two communities on the island, and recently between Turkey and the Republic of Cyprus. This publication represents a selection of contributions ranging from personal experiences with the Cyprus problem, to the suggestions for the international community, which were discussed during the recent rounds. Although, it might be true that the more you read and learn about the Cyprus problem the less sure you feel about your knowledge, with full awareness we take the risk and provide you with yet another publication on this topic. We wish you happy reading.
The publication, edited by Mensur Akgün and Sylvia Tiryaki of GPoT Center, includes contributions by: Costa Constanti | Peace via the Heart and not the Barrel of a Gun Takis Hadjidemetriou | A United Independent Cyprus Fits in the New Era Mete Hatay | Charalambous, Denial, and “Loud Silences” Praxoula Antoniadou Kyriacou | Impact of the Economic Crisis: Does the Crisis Work as a Catalyst or as an Impediment to the Resolution of the Cyprus Question? Sami Özuslu | Cyprus: The World’s Funniest Problem Chrysostomos Pericleous | Cyprus: Reaping Time GPoT Center would like to express gratitude to the Open Society Foundation – Turkey for their long-term support of the Heybeliada Talks and this publication.
International Issues & Slovak Foreign Policy Affaires
Dr. Tiryaki wrote an article “European Identity 2006“, discussing the formation of European identity, particularly in relation to Turkey and its position towards the EU.
Dr.Tiryaki wrote article “The Annan Plan: A Missed Opportunity” for Global Security Network, commenting on the rejection of the Annan Plan during the 2004 referendum in Cyprus.
Panoráma globálneho bezpečnostného prostredia 2006-2007
Panorama of global security environment 2006-2007 is a collection of chapters written by Slovak experts on global security. Dr.Tiryaki is the opponent to chapters “Turecko: príliš pravdivé zrkadlo únie” and “Potenciál EÚ pôsobiť v prevencii a riešení konfl iktov: prípadová štúdia cyperského konfliktu a jej implikácie”
The Turkish Ambassador’s Residence Book Release | Washington DC
On June 10, 2013 Istanbul Kultur University held a book launch for its recent publication, the Turkish Ambassador’s Residence and Cultural History of Washington DC. The book was released in Washington DC and was attended by the Turkish Ambassador to the USA, Namık Tan and other esteemed participants, including Sylvia Tiryaki who held a main role during this project.
— For a link to a clip of the Ambassador’s speech please click here.
For a link to a clip of Sylvia Tiryaki’s speech please click here.