Azerbaijan’s Campaign in Nagorno-Karabakh: Big Victory and Big Lessons
Azerbaijan will preserve the military gains it has accomplished since the beginning of the conflict. Armenia will return...
Academic Background
PhD
Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand • Media and Communication Studies
Short Biography
Dr. Tarek Cherkaoui has an extensive experience in strategic management, research, and consultancy across international media, tertiary education, and the creative industries throughout the U.K., Qatar, Malaysia, and New Zealand. He is an expert in international media and strategic communications, and holds a Ph.D. in Media and Communication Studies from the Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand, for which he was awarded the Dean's Award for Excellence in Postgraduate Studies. He has put forward several publications, including The News Media at War: The Clash of Western and Arab Networks in the Middle East (2017) (London: I.B. Tauris). As an academic, strategic communications researcher, and a senior manager within organizations, Dr. Cherkaoui displays excellent interpersonal and communication skills with fluency in four languages – English, French, Arabic, and German.
Total Contribution: 102
Emmanuel Macron’s Islamophobia and the boomerang effect
While Macron’s ill-conceived policies produced a boomerang effect internationally, many French observers are predicting that he will also...
Turkey’s Gas Discovery Fuels Hopes for Energy Independence
The find could mark a new era for Turkey economically and strategically. The announcement made by Turkish President...
Turkey’s 21st Century Art of War
Turkey’s Operation Spring Shield shows that a just war can be waged with minimum civilian casualties. On 27...
Arab League: Of Lies and Faulty Narratives
These regimes have a long list of ‘skeletons in their closet’, and their track record reveals no interest...
The Propaganda War Against Turkey is Doomed to fail
Arab governments criticising Turkey’s operation in northeastern Syria don’t have a leg to stand on. After years of...
The Murder that Shook the World
The murder of Jamal Khashoggi continues to leave its mark on global affairs. A year after the gruesome...
The UAE and the Coup De Grace to Yemen’s Unity
The UAE’s actions in Yemen will have the same effect their policies have had in the rest of...
A Bitter legacy: Coup d’Etats and Western Interventionism
The US and its allies have toppled numerous national governments since the Second World War, all while proclaiming...
Morsi’s Death: A Tale of Heroes and Villains
The tragic passing of the Egyptian leader has uncovered a complex web of relationships and practices, underpinning the...