Deniz Baran | 22 April 2022
What is the International Law on Unilateral Sanctions?: Examining the Case of Unilateral Sanctions Imposed on Russia Since the launch of the Russian invasion against Ukraine, a number of states have been acting in [...]
Deniz Baran | 23 September 2020 | TR | AR
Currently, the Eastern Mediterranean region is undergoing one of the most intense crises the region has ever witnessed
Deniz Baran | 31 August 2020
In an attention-grabbing statement on June 20th, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi claimed that his country had “a legitimate right to intervene in neighbouring Libya and defend itself after receiving direct threats from terrorist militias and mercenaries
Deniz Baran | 30 March 2020
The Functionality of International Law Concerning the Phenomenon of Armed Non-State Actors in the MENA Region Discussions questioning the general legal framework concerning the use of military force against the non-state actors (NSAs) in [...]
Deniz Baran | 02 January 2020 | TR
Will the Turkey-Libya Maritime Boundaries Deal Be Legally Valid If Haftar Takes Over Tripoli? In late November 2019, Turkey and the United Nations (UN)-backed Government of National Accord (GNA) of Libya signed a memorandum [...]
Deniz Baran | 16 October 2019 | TR | AR
The ‘Drilling War’ in the Eastern Mediterranean from an International Law Perspective On October 8, 2019, Egypt, Greece and the Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus called on the Turkish government to cease what [...]
Deniz Baran | 16 March 2019
What Does the International Probe into the Khashoggi Case Mean? Over the past week, media outlets have released new revelations about the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, a prominent Saudi journalist and critic of the [...]
Deniz Baran | 02 October 2018 | TR
In May 2018, Lebanon held its first parliamentary elections since 2009, and Hezbollah secured 13 out of 128 seats in parliament
Deniz Baran | 30 November 2017
At the present time, we are witnessing the rise of secessionist movements across the world whose political discourse is built on the basis of the right to right to self-determination. Echoes of this trend can also be seen in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region,
