Academic Background

MA
Higher School of Economics, St. PetersburgComperative Politics of Eurasia
BSc
Hacettepe UniversityInternational Relations

Worth to Know

Hüseyin Özdemir graduated in International Relations and broadened his academic perspective through two semesters as an exchange student at the National University of Public Service. He later pursued an MA in International Relations at Corvinus University of Budapest as a recipient of the Hungarian Government Scholarship, and subsequently completed a Master’s degree in Russia under the Turkish Ministry of National Education’s YLSY Scholarship Programme. His research interests include Russian foreign policy, Eurasian geopolitics, strategic communication, and public diplomacy. His commentaries and analyses have been published in both national and international media, reflecting his engagement with contemporary international affairs.

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Türkiye’s Diplomatic Balancing Act: Mediating the Ukraine – Russia Conflict

Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate Türkiye’s pursuit of active neutrality in the Ukraine-Russia conflict reveals a profound...
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Mediating Conflicts and Türkiye’s Role as a Mediator for Peace

Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate The structural analysis reveals a critical strategic tension between the conventional diplomatic...
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HyperWar: The Evolution of Conflict in the Digital Age

Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate The advent of Hyperwar exposes a profound strategic paradox where the deployment...
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Crimea’s Geopolitics and the Plight of Crimean Tatars

Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate The sustained demographic engineering and political subjugation of the Crimean Tatars reveal...
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The Rise of Wagner in Russian Politics

Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate The Kremlin’s reliance on the Wagner Group to execute the Gerasimov doctrine...
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The Rise of Military Bloggers Amid the Russian-Ukrainian War

Strategic Argument and Areas of Debate The emergence of pro-war Russian military bloggers creates a vital strategic paradox...