New Direction Of US Under Trump: From Climate Leadership To Fossil Fuel Dominance – OpEd
At a rally in Virginia last June, he mocked climate change: “Global warming is fine. In fact, I heard it
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Author: Dr. Nejat Tamzok
Dr. Nejat Tamzok received his bachelor's and master's degrees in Mining Engineering from the Middle East Technical University, and his doctorate degree in Political Science and Public Administration from the Ankara University. He also graduated from the Anadolu University Department of History. He has worked at the Turkish Coal Enterprises since 1985, where he has held the positions of Planning Director and Strategic Planning Coordinator. He has participated in the construction of numerous engineering projects throughout his career. He also served as the Editor-in-Chief of the Scientific Mining Journal, a peer-reviewed publication of the Chamber of Mining Engineers of Turkey, from 2016 to 2023. Dr. Tamzok is a member of the Chamber of Mining Engineers of Turkey, the Turkish National Committee of the World Mining Congress, the Turkish National Committee of the World Energy Council, and the Middle East Technical University Alumni Association.
Articles by Dr. Nejat Tamzok :
Oil Demand Forecasts And The Future Of The Middle East – OpEd
World oil consumption has increased by nearly 10 percent over the past decade, reaching 4.5 billion tons last year. (1)
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Can Turkey Join BRICS Despite India? – OpEd
Last week, at the BRICS Summit hosted by the Russian Federation, a bombshell report hit the media: Türkiye’s membership in
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BRICS Membership: Opportunity Or Risk? – OpEd
The BRICS Summit gathered this week in Kazan, the capital of the Republic of Tatarstan, a constituent entity of the
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Cheers To The United Kingdom – OpEd
Last week, the UK’s final coal-fired plant, the 56-year-old Ratcliffe-on-Soar Power Station, was officially shut down. Thus, the country’s nearly
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Turkey-Iraq Relations: A New Beginning Or A False Spring? – OpEd
Iraq is the fifth richest country in the world in terms of oil resources. Almost 10 percent of global reserves
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Winners And Losers In The Middle East – OpEd
The Middle East is shaking. Anxiety is rampant across the region. Some are expecting a regional war, while others are
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The Untold Stories In The Paris 2024 Opening Ceremony – OpEd
The echoes of the Olympic opening held in Paris last weekend are still reverberating. For the first time in history,
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The European Green Deal: Consensus Or Conflict? – OpEd
My previous article was about the potential impacts of the outcomes of the European Parliament elections, held in early June,
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The Rise Of The Far Right In Europe And The Future Of Climate Policies – OpEd
Last week, there were elections in the European Union. Citizens of the 27 member countries went to the polls to
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