AA Brifing

The August issue of AA Brifing, Anadolu Ajansı’s monthly magazine, has been published.
Addressing the most critical issues on the global agenda from a field-informed, data-driven and analytical perspective, the new issue stands out with its comprehensive dossiers on Israel’s destabilizing actions in the region and the “Terror-Free Türkiye” agenda.

Bringing together expert analyses, special reports, original commentary and strong infographics on developments in foreign policy, security, the economy, technology and social transformations, AA Brifing presents complex global developments to its readers through a clear, holistic and multidimensional perspective.

With each issue, the magazine aims to serve as a reliable reference source for decision-makers, academics, researchers, media professionals and readers who closely follow global transformations. It does not merely report the agenda; it also analyzes its background, implications, and possible future scenarios.
The cover dossier of the August issue examines Israel’s destructive activities in the region, its alliance strategy, the political legacy Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will leave to his country, and the effects of the ongoing genocide and occupation in Gaza on daily life from various angles.

Leading experts and prominent writers, including François Burgat, a senior researcher at the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS); Ramzy Baroud, the editor-in-chief of The Palestine Chronicle; Ali Bakeer, a lecturer at Qatar University’s Department of International Relations, Security and Defense; and Ali Jadallah, an Anadolu Ajansı photojournalist stationed in Gaza, assess Israel’s impact on the regional order from different perspectives.

In the special section of the August issue, Burhanettin Duran, the Director of Communications of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, evaluates Türkiye’s strategic communication vision in the context of the NATO Ankara Summit, while Tahsin Ertuğruloğlu, the foreign minister of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, examines the background and potential implications of the United Nations’ new Cyprus plan. Erhan Afyoncu, the rector of the National Defense University, writes on the dynamics of a new era in Turkish military education, while Somali Information Minister Abdulfattah Kasim Mohamud assesses the current