Theresa May’s pledge for UN reform
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During her stay at New York, Theresa May also raised the issue of Iran’s nuclear weapon program with President Trump.
What does Turkey want in Iraq?
The Iraqi government’s increasing reliance on the United States or Iran leads to developments that upsets the delicate balance between Shia Arabs, Sunni Arabs, Kurds and Turkmens in the country, and certainly leaves the country in constant chaos.
The Kurdish Quest for Independence in Iraq and its Repercussions for Turkey and the Region
As we downsize the scale from global to regional actors, Israel and Iran seem to be the opposite poles of this issue.
The Plural States of Cinema in Turkey
On the other hand, established art house directors belong to what one might call as either “World Cinema” or as the Turkish New Wave, similar to recent new waves from various non-Western European countries such as Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Romania, and Iran.
Turkey’s Balance of Power Politics in the Axis of Europe, US, and Russia
In this respect, Turkey should improve relations with global powers like Russia and China, while emphasizing cooperation and tensions with regional powers like Saudi Arabia and Iran.
Turkey Manufactures National UAVs, an Interview with Haluk Bayraktar
UAVs and the Regional Balance of Power
Among the regional rivals of Turkey such as Iran, Israel, Egypt and Russia, who are the actors we can compete with in the region?
Iran and Israel started their UAV works before us.
Seeking Independence in Northern Iraq, An Interview with Hemin Hawrami
This independence referendum is for Iraqi Kurdistan and it is not going to change the current Iraqi international border, which will be the official border of Kurdistan with Turkey, Iran, and Syria.
Russia’s Grand Strategy: Threats, Risks and Obstacles
For a multi-polar world order Russia wants to form a new power center with countries like China, India and Iran under the umbrella of International Organizations like the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO)Moreover, the Eurasian Economic Union and the Collective Security Treaty Organization formed by the former Soviet bloc countries are a part of Russia’s initiative towards establishing new blocks.
Mosul in Ruins, Kirkuk Awaits a Similar Destiny: What can Turkey do?
Iran will avail itself of this new round of violence to assure its total dominance over Iraq and the building of a Shiite crescent will be completed.
How Gülen adopted the Assassin’s Strategy
In reality, Kemalists thought, that they would one day execute a revolution like Ayatollah Khomeini of Iran and overthrow the regime in Turkey.
Coups of TIME
The 1953 Iran, 1954 Panama and 1973 Chile coups were all narrated as the fall of a dictator and the victory of the public.
Can Turkey benefit from a Strategic Alliance with Russia?
For Russia, a partial agreement with Turkey on Syria means counterbalancing Iran’s influence in Syria.
Pakistan and Turkey working in Tandem to deepen Defense Ties
In the ongoing sort of conflict between Saudi Arabia and Iran, he said countries like Pakistan and Turkey think these divisions only help countries who are the enemy of Islam.
Securing Turkey’s Borders: A Proactive Strategy with High-Tech Approach
For instance, since the 1990s Turkey has long been faced with illegal immigration stemming from migrants and refugees fleeing from conflict zones such as Iraq, Syria, Iran and Afghanistan in order to reach Europe.
What is behind the Crisis in the Gulf?
On May 23, Qatar faced a cyber-attack on the Qatar National News Agency (QNA) and news soon broke on a pro-Iran and pro-Israel speech by Emir Tamim, which was not welcomed in the Arab world.
The New Silk Route: Turkey’s Pivot to Asia by “One Belt, One Road”
Besides, a refugee influx from the post-Soviet Turkic republics, Afghanistan, Iran and South Asian countries created a security vacuum which made Turkey vulnerable to non-conventional threats in recent years.
Erdoğan – Trump Meeting Signals a More Constructive Era in US-Turkish Relations
Moreover, Turkey emphasized that it wouldn’t stand idle as the PKK/PYD, Daesh, and Iran-backed Shiite militias carried out ethnic and sectarian cleansing in the region.
Why DAESH is So Pleasant to Israel
” In the very same statement, Moshe Ya’alon also said the following about Israel’s Syrian policy: “There are many actors in Syria, such as Iran, Russia, Al-Qaeda and Daesh.
From Alliance to Tacit Containment: Changes in Turkey-US Relations
Although the second term of the Obama administration was a nightmare for traditional US allies including Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Israel, and Ukraine, Obama’s policies produced a favorable environment for the US’s rivals like Iran, Cuba, and Russia.
Rebalancing Turkey’s Foreign Policy
Turkey’s active presence intensified its relations with the US, Russia and Iran since mid-2014.
