Dr. Tiryaki spoke at the conference “Towards Trust Building: Reconciliation through a Common Purpose in Cyprus” , which was part of a research project under the special action “Reconciliation, Confidence Building Measures and Support to Civil Society” in Cyprus. The project took place from December 2009 to December 2010.
For more information about the event, see LINK.
Dr. Tiryaki moderated the “New Geopolitics/Refugee Wave/HumanSec under threat” panel at the 24 Symi Symposium, which took place on 10-14 of July in Athens.
For more information about the event, see LINK.
Dr. Tiryaki spoke to aktuality.sk about the possible famine and immigration from north African countries as a consequence of Russia blocking the export of wheat from Ukraine.
To listen to the podcast episode and read an accompanying article in Slovak, see LINK.
Dr. Tiryaki was invited to be a guest on the podcast run by a major Slovak media platform Aktuality.sk. She spoke about the consequences and implications of the Taliban’s seizing control over Afghanistan.
To listen to the podcast in Slovak, see LINK.
This is a commemorative publication to honor the late Rauf Denktaş, the first president of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.
To access the publication, see LINK
To access the digital version see LINK.
With respect to what has been said so far, it is clear that such a peculiar and sensitive issue as the Cyprus problem calls for a peculiar and sensitive solution. It is also clear that such a solution should it be viable, cannot be found based on only one side’s reality. Taking into consideration the actualities of the entire island and the entire Eastern Mediterranean, as well as the constantly changing international environment, the author sees the way paved by the Annan Plan, which was rejected by an overwhelming majority of the Greek Cypriots in the April 2004 referendum, as one of utmost achievable equilibrium.
To access the article, see LINK.
Dr. Tiryaki recently spoke to the Slovak media platform aktuality.sk about the current political situation in Afghanistan. She focuses mainly on the causes as well as the legal, social and political consequences.
To listen to the interview in Slovak see LINK.
To read the report see LINK.
To access the report from the workshop see LINK.