Muhammed Ali Uçar is an Assistant Researcher at the TRT World Research Centre. Prior to this, he lectured undergraduate and graduate students for 5 years at the Civilization Academy in Vienna. Lectures were in various topics such as 20th century philosophy, Turkish foreign policy, political history of Turkey, modern political systems, and the relations between Turkey and the European Union. During his academic studies, he worked as a trainee at the Foundation for Political, Economic and Social Research (SETA) and at the Grand National Assembly of the Republic of Turkey. Muhammed Ali completed his undergraduate and postgraduate studies in Political Science at the University of Vienna and is currently a PhD candidate at the University of Istanbul. His areas of expertise include extreme right movements in Europe, foreign policy analysis, German and Austrian politics and foreign policies, migration, the EU, and the relations between EU and Turkey.
One of the strengths of this work is that it is not restricted to the OECD countries but extends comprehensively to the non-OECD world.
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The National Socialist Underground (NSU) terrorist group, established by a group of extreme rightists, killed 10 people between 2000 and 2007. The trial process...
Austria’s strong extreme-right ideology of the past will apparently not chime in with EU values and might make things even more difficult for immigrants...
Relations between Germany and Turkey—and by extension the EU—are unlikely to improve as the new coalition government in Germany takes shape.
Leaders from the European...
The TRT World Forum 2017, a two-day summit organised by the TRT World Research Centre, gathered academics, politicians, journalists, experts and members of civil...
TRT World Research Centre’s report on the Iran sanctions case provides a detailed information about the developments in one of the most controversial cases...
