Hidden Side of the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict
‘Kremlin believes it can best control the Turkic countries by colluding with post-Soviet type leaders and systems to mutually create...
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Why the UK Has Sanctioned Turkish Entities Supplying Electronics to Russia
Britain’s decision to sanction two Turkish entities may suggest that London and its Western allies are unsatisfied with Ankara’s...
Black Sea Grain Deal Is Dead, Highlighting Turkey’s Strategic Relevance
‘Whether the deal is reinstated or not, will not reduce Turkey’s strategic importance. This is not something to celebrate. Erdoğan...
How Erdoğan Nimbly Maneuvers Turkey’s Foreign Policy
‘A wounded and weakened Putin could sure use a stalwart friend. Today, that is not Recep Erdoğan.’ Turkey and Russia make for an odd...
Erdoğan’s Concession To NATO No ‘Turn to the West.’
‘[N]one of this amounts to a pivot away from Russia any more than it does to a reset with the West. It’s just the latest returning...
Turkey’s Delicate Balancing Act Between NATO and Russia
‘Turkey’s troubled economy, burdened with foreign debt, adds to the significance of potential repercussions, such as the ongoing case...
Erdoğan’s Victory is a ‘Happy Ending’ for Russia
‘So, the incumbent President Recep Erdoğan has won it. And Russians started, in a rush, to buy trips to Turkish resorts, reservations...
U.S. Sanctions Turkish Entities for Aiding Russian War Effort
While Turkey emphasizes its ongoing commitment to helping Ukraine, Turkish entities continue to defy Western sanctions against Russia,...