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Turkey Seeks a New Status in International Politics

He posited that although Turkey is not a great power with regards to its military and economic capabilities, it has become a global power by taking part in the solution process of Iraq, Syria and many other places.

Where is Turkey’s foreign policy leading to?

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Increasingly, Turkey's Western allies have been falling distant to the threats that Turkey has encountered in terms of fighting against terrorism and the Syrian Civil War that has caused mass migration into the country.

Erdogan: Improve the UN, don’t destroy it

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” Turkey’s biggest frustration with the UN is largely due to the lack of attention the body gave to the Syrian Civil War and the human catastrophes that are still taking place in the Middle East.

Turkey Buys Time (and Hope) for Idlib

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

It also presented another successful test for the Turkish-Russian cooperation in Syria.

Winning Idlib

ColumnBy Murat Yeşiltaş

From a humanitarian standpoint, protecting more than 3 million civilians from a full-scale military assault carried out by the Syrian regime is a real achievement.

Can the Turkish-Russian Deal Save Idlib?

ColumnBy Kadir Üstün

Turkey has adopted a forward leaning military posture since the summer of 2016 to ensure that security threats emanating from Syria no longer threaten the Turkish border towns.

As Diplomacy Moves on in Idlib, so does Turkey’s Deterrence Strategy

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

As long as Turkey and Russia can keep a common position based on mutual respect for their security perceptions, the situation in Idlib and elsewhere in Syria should be solved peacefully and satisfactorily for both countries.

Does Turkey’s Idlib Resolution Work?

ColumnBy Murat Yeşiltaş

The first is the security concerns of Russia regarding the terrorist threat emanating from HTS, which targeted Russian military bases in Syria with drones at the beginning of this year.

Idlib: Russia Should Compromise and the US Should Help

OpinionBy Ali Bakir

n September 7, the leaders of Turkey, Russia, and Iran met in Tehran to discuss the Syrian issue with Idlib being the most important topic on the agenda.

Turkey’s take on the Tehran Summit on Idlib

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

he long-expected Tehran summit, which was aimed to bring a resolution to the heating Idlib problem on Syria took place on Friday, September 7.

Idlib Conundrum Continues After Tehran Summit

ColumnBy Murat Yeşiltaş

It was a textbook example demonstrating competing discourses and strategies that frame the participating nations’ policy justification regarding the situation, not only in the Idlib region but also in Syria.

The Future of Trump’s Arab Coalition

ColumnBy Ismail Numan Telci

A similar situation can also be observed in the case of Syria.

Turkey’s route in the Middle Eastern conundrum

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

Given this reluctance, there seems to be no easy solution for the blood spilling in Yemen and Syria amongst others.

Turkey’s difficult calculations about Idlib

ColumnBy Murat Yeşiltaş

dlib, the last stronghold of the military and political opposition, is becoming a new episode for the seven-year-old Syrian Civil War.

The end of regional transformation in the Middle East?

ColumnBy Ismail Numan Telci

In Libya, Syria, and Yemen, popular protests were faced with tough responses from the regimes, or were led to a proxy war with other regional actors such as the U.

Turkey’s strategic interests in Idlib

ColumnBy Kadir Üstün

urkey has been taking direct action in northwestern Syria in order to protect a variety of significant interests for several years now.

The Trump Effect on Turkey-Germany relations

ColumnBy M. Erkut Ayvaz

In addition, Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel had a telephone call in which both leaders discussed the current developments as well as regional issues, such as the situation in Syria.

How Turkey’s war against the PKK is becoming more effective

ColumnBy Hüseyin Alptekin

Since the PKK has no safe haven in Turkey – not even a single village – Turkey’s war against separatist terrorism focuses on the PKK’s safe havens in Syria and Iraq.

Turkey’s quest for a new geopolitical portfolio

ColumnBy Murat Yeşiltaş

administration has imposed sanctions against Turkish ministers and Turkey, has (and continues to) arm the PYD/YPG, which is known as the Syrian offshoot of the PKK - an armed terrorist organization that has been responsible for the deaths of thousands of Turkish citizens since 1984 and which is recognized as a terrorist organization by the United States in the fight against Daesh in Syria and Iraq - and more, the U.

Turkey-US relations as the latest victim of Trumpian foreign policymaking

ColumnBy Kadir Üstün

Turkey is already faced with monumental challenges emanating from the regional instability caused by civil wars in Iraq and Syria.

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Turkey Seeks a New Status in International Politics

Where is Turkey’s foreign policy leading to?

Erdogan: Improve the UN, don’t destroy it

Turkey Buys Time (and Hope) for Idlib

Winning Idlib

Can the Turkish-Russian Deal Save Idlib?

As Diplomacy Moves on in Idlib, so does Turkey’s Deterrence Strategy

Does Turkey’s Idlib Resolution Work?

Idlib: Russia Should Compromise and the US Should Help

Turkey’s take on the Tehran Summit on Idlib

Idlib Conundrum Continues After Tehran Summit

The Future of Trump’s Arab Coalition

Turkey’s route in the Middle Eastern conundrum

Turkey’s difficult calculations about Idlib

The end of regional transformation in the Middle East?

Turkey’s strategic interests in Idlib

The Trump Effect on Turkey-Germany relations

How Turkey’s war against the PKK is becoming more effective

Turkey’s quest for a new geopolitical portfolio

Turkey-US relations as the latest victim of Trumpian foreign policymaking

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