Will Erdogan’s Afghan gambit pay off in Washington?
Source:al Monitor Date:31Jul2021
A serious article by policy expert Mr Semih Idiz, which nevertheless reads as a satire of Erdogan’s myopic and convoluted thinking. He could curry favor simply by removing S-400s rather
Who Are Turkey’s Long-Term Allies?
Source:Fair Observer Date:07Aug2019
Brief but very insightfull: Does Turkey have a foreign policy beyond Erdogan’s whims? The broad picture of Turkish foreign policy under President Erdoğan is conflicting and
Why re-electing Erdogan will be fruitful for Turkey
Source:Express Tribune Date:07Jul2018
We like to post controversail articles on our website: In case Erdogan continues with his previous policies, it will be difficult for non-governmental and human rights organisations to function
Are U.S. and Turkey Headed on a Collision Course?
Source:Cipher Brief Date:19Jan2018
Although the U.S. and Turkey engage in robust cooperation on the political, military, and economic fronts, Ankara has experienced significant changes under the leadership of Turkish President
Egypt says Turkey involved in plot to overthrow country
Source:ENCA Date:24Nov2017
Is there any country with which Turkey is not quarreling?: Egyptian intelligence accuses Turkish intelligence of involvement in a plot, together with members of the international Muslim
Turkey’s foreign policy delusions
Source:Hurriyet Daily News Date:21Nov2017
“Lone wolf” columnist Ms Nuray Mert hits the bulls eye with this brief but very to-the-point commentary on AKP’s diplomatic delusions. “The more Turkish foreign policy
Oil price more than Qatar hurts Gulf capital inflows to Turkey
Source:Financial Times Date:04Oct2017
Very interesting, data-driven article examining whether Turkey’s alliance with Qatar is hurting economic ties with the Arab Quartet. The good news is that so far it hasn’t, but….