It is no secret, the relations between Ankara and Damascus have gradually hit the bottom since the “Arab Spring” reached Syria in 2011. This vivid deterioration in the political relation between the two neighboring countries has been one of its kind since Syria was established as a state in […]
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Iraq–Turkey Dry Canal
The new alternative route can transform the economies of the two countries. But the devil is in the detail. Turkey is trying to take advantage of its favorable geostrategic position. Situated at the crossroads from Western Asia to Europe, Turkey emphasizes its role at every opportunity, be it the transit […]
Türkiye Offers To Host Russia-Ukraine Summit: Retrospective View On 2022 Istanbul Talks
Istanbul 2.0 will be held in different circumstances and many actors will be seeking opportunities to disrupt the negotiation process.
Erdogan’s Line Of Thinking
Promises and agreements are not a top priority in Turkey’s foreign policy. President Erdogan is pursuing Turkish interests as he sees them.
Storm Clouds Gathering In The Black Sea
The NATO Summit in Vilnius signalled that there is absolutely no possibility of talks to settle the Ukraine war in a foreseeable future.
Erdogan’s Mediatory Role On Ukraine Cannot Be Wished Away
The international community puts China as the frontrunner in the race for peacemaking in Ukraine but don’t be surprised if Erdogan overtakes Xi Jinping to the finishing line.
Turkiye Rallies Behind Erdogan
The results of the presidential and parliamentary elections in Turkey do not serve the geopolitical interests of the US and EU.
Kemalism vs Kemalism In Turkish Elections
The Turkish presidential election on Sunday may appear to be one of the most crucial non-violent political events of this year.
Erdogan Weighs Up Russia, Dares Biden
Turkish President Recep Erdogan cares two hoots for the International Criminal Court’s recent arrest warrant against Putin.
Earthquake In Turkey In A Geopolitical Context (II)
The earthquake in Turkey became not only a test for all the Turkish people, but also a catalyst for political battles.
Earthquake In Turkey In A Geopolitical Context (I)
The earthquake in Turkey became not only a test for all the Turkish people, but also a catalyst for political battles.
A “Win-Win” Over Afghanistan And Syria
Two peace agreements within a week are a bit too much. Hot on the heels of the US-Taliban peace agreement signed in Doha on February 9, Russia and Turkey have signed a peace agreement over the Syrian conflict in Moscow on March 6. On the face of it, the two […]
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