US-Turkey Relations in the Trump Era: A Turkish Perspective
ince 2010, Turkey’s deteriorating relations with the United States have peaked with three problematic areas.
Military Escalation in North Hama: A Deal or a Dilemma?
Moscow is also trying to intensify pressure on Ankara to resolve its position on the S-400 deal, and try to sabotage the understandings emerging between Turkey and the United States in multiple files such as the situation in the east of the Euphrates.
The Libya Crisis and the Future of Khalifa Haftar
At a time where the United States is turning the world into a more chaotic place where only power has meaning through actively undermining international law, as can be seen from the examples of Egypt and Venezuela, Turkey is trying to minimize the damage caused by this chaos on the region.
An Iron Curtain on the Eastern Mediterranean: Will the US Isolate Turkey?
Thus, aside from the stance of Ankara on the issue, which should not be hard to predict, the reactions to the bill that will be displayed by the international community and the United Kingdom, which is another guarantor in the island, are exceedingly important.
Ukraine’s New President Zelensky and Future Relations with Turkey
The United States, Europe and Russia will be closely watching Zelensky’s foreign policy pronouncements to see how he will manage the country and use new foreign relationships to create “radical changes.
What’s the Special Chemistry Between Russia and Israel?
The USSR’s obstruction of Jewish immigration led to the adoption of the notorious Jackson-Vanik amendment by the United States in 1974, restricting U.
Turkey in the Eastern Mediterranean Gas Equation
Blocks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7, on which the Greek Cypriot administration has commissioned international energy companies like the Italian ENI and French Total for explorations, violates the country’s 200-mile continental shelf as well as the 14-mile territorial waters of the Turkish Cypriots under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), to which Turkey is not a party.
Jordan: Silent Brother in Gulf Politics
First, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain, and Egypt constitute a pro-U.
Arab Emancipation and the Liberation of Palestine
For this reason, Israel joined forces with the horrified ruling families of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates kill the Arab Spring, frustrate the Arab quest for democratisation and restore power to their allies.
The Fate of Syria’s Constitutional Committee
There the Syrian opposition was forced to concede their weapons and sign Russian facilitated reconciliation agreements with the regime because the United States told opposition forces there that they could no longer protect them from Russian and regime attacks.
To Counter Turkey, Saudi Arabia Backs the YPG in Syria
Of all the Arabian Peninsula monarchies, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has received the most blame in Turkey for its backing of the YPG.
The End of the Liberal World?
Under euphemisms such as “humanitarian intervention” or “régime change,” the Western policy of liberal hegemony, under the leadership of the United States, created a number of “failed states,” profoundly destabilized geopolitically sensitive regions such as the Middle East and undermined the very idea of the international rule of law.
The Rise of China in Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Policy
While Saudi Arabia previously followed close cooperation with the United States in regional and global politics, its foreign policy had a different turn in the post-Arab revolutions era.
Turkey as a Rising Actor in Global Arms Exports
It has been revealed that in the five-year period between 2014-2018, the leading global arms exporters are the United States, Russia, France, Germany, and China.
Islam in the UAE’s Foreign Policy
n overlooked aspect of the United Arab Emirates (UAE)’s approach to international relations is Abu Dhabi’s incorporation of Islam into its foreign policy.
Diplomatic Savagery: An Interview with Ferhat Unlu on the Jamal Khashoggi Murder
After convincing such countries, the United Nations also became involved in the process.
US Policy Towards Syria: A Tangled Mess of Bilateral Negotiations
There are three ways for the United States.
Can Germany’s Non-Permanent Seat at the UN Security Council Bring Reform?
n early 2018, Germany’s current coalition government and particularly its foreign minister Heiko Maas (SPD) devotedly and ambitiously promoted Germany’s candidacy for a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) for the 2019-2020 term – and ultimately, he achieved success.
Some Arab countries attempting to fill the power vacuum after US withdrawal from Syria
On December 27, the United Arab Emirates announced that it will re-open their embassy in Damascus, which was followed by a visit of UAE businessmen to Syria.
Turkey, Russia and Iran agreed on the establishment of a constitutional commission in Syria
In this matter, as the guarantor states we are working with the United Nations.
