US-Turkey Relations in the Trump Era: A Turkish Perspective
a "partner in bloodshed" over President Donald Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
Will Eastern Mediterranean Gas Bring Prosperity or Disorder?
The Levantine Basin contains the territorial waters of Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, the Gaza Strip, Egypt, the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) and the Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus (GCASC).
War Drums Beat Louder in the Middle East
Israel, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE are trying to goad the U.
Turkey’s Legal Position in the Eastern Mediterranean
Upon examination of the agreements the GCASC has signed with Syria, Israel and Lebanon, it can be seen that the capes of Zafer and Baf are recognized as coastal lines and despite these three countries having 1.
The Libya Crisis and the Future of Khalifa Haftar
-Israel-UAE axis, Turkey and some other global actors have sided with the Presidential Council of Libya and the Government of National Accord by staying true to the Libyan Political Agreement (LPA) and the Rome Conference against the attack of warlord Khalifa Haftar on Tripoli.
An Iron Curtain on the Eastern Mediterranean: Will the US Isolate Turkey?
" This legislation is a part of the steps that have been taken until today to ensure the creation of a new front that prioritizes the security of Israel within the framework of a new Cold War that has been initiated in the Eastern Mediterranean by the U.
Why the Eastern Mediterranean is of Strategic Importance for Turkey
However, geopolitical rivals such as Egypt, Israel, and Greece, are trying to undermine Turkey’s role in this sector.
Turkey’s Energy Fight in the Eastern Mediterranean
Shifting balances in the Eastern Mediterranean
The energy discoveries in the Eastern Mediterranean kicked off with the Tamar gas field in Israel’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ) in 2009.
How Long Can Iran Resist US Pressure?
Embassy in Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, the recognition of Israel’s annexation of the Golan Heights and taking new steps to support Israel’s regional expansionism with the agreement called the “Deal of the Century” will further increase regional tension and conflict.
Turkey’s S-400 Deal and Adjusting the Ex Parte Alliance
Turkey and Israel are the two most important military powers balancing each other in the region, together with other regional actors.
Trump’s Designation of the Muslim Brotherhood as a Terrorist Organization is a Grave Mistake
As former National Security Council Director on Egypt and Israel, Andrew Miller, argued, “the designation will consume huge energy of number of crucial agencies such as FBI, Intelligence Community and Treasury which will be expected to work on identifying persons and organizations related with the Muslim Brotherhood.
Why did Jordan’s King Abdullah II meet with the Islah Bloc?
On April 16, 2019, King Abdullah II of Jordan affirmed his rejection of any settlement to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict that does not take into account the interests of both Palestinians and Jordanians.
How will US Sanctions on Iran Affect the Region and the World?
The ideological stance represented by these bureaucrats and politicians, who are in close cooperation with the lobbies that target putting an end to the activities that disturb Israel and other U.
Egypt’s Constitutional Change and the Future of the Sisi Regime
Some countries that have benefited from the continuation of the Sisi regime include the United States, France, Germany, and Israel.
The S-400 Deadlock Between Turkey and the US
should work with Greece, Cyprus, and Israel to protect U.
Turkey in the Eastern Mediterranean Gas Equation
When American energy company Noble announced the first commercially viable amount of gas discovery in Israel’s Tamar field in 2009, with an estimated reserve of 280 billion cubic meters, regional countries relished the idea that they could also have gas in their respective exclusive economic zones (EEZ).
Christian Zionists, Zionists and Authoritarian Regimes in the Middle East: A Bermuda Triangle?
and Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel – which will continue until a foreseeable future.
Jordan: Silent Brother in Gulf Politics
While Saudi Arabia’s relations with a number of Arab monarchies have experienced some strain such as Kuwait and Oman as well as outright diplomatic crises in the case of Qatar and Morocco, Jordan is seeking to gain greater autonomy from Riyadh’s geopolitical orbit at a time in which more players in the Arab world are growing more unsettled by vague Saudi reactions towards some regional issues including the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Sudan, Libya, Algeria and Lebanon.
Arab Emancipation and the Liberation of Palestine
The creation of Israel in Palestine in 1948 would not have succeeded without two important factors.
Can the Muslim Brotherhood in Algeria Be a Transformative Power?
The movement also harshly criticized Israeli policies towards Palestine and commented against the regional policy choices of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
