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After the Ottoman Empire, the last Islamic State that was destroyed after the World War I, bloodshed and tears did not cease in the Middle East and Africa.

The victors of war occupied the emerging statelets one by one and exploited all their underground and aboveground resources.

In order for the power and political power not to pass to other states, the UN established a union under the name of “United Nations”. They turned the economic gains to their advantage by forming a bipolar world under the name of NATO and the Warsaw Pact.

We talked with Retired Brigadier General Adnan Tanrıverdi, Chief Advisor to the President, about whether the new presidential system can bring a permanent solution to the coups or not. Tanriverdi said, “The solution is stability.”