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The End of the Turkish-American ‘Alliance’ after the Failed Coup?

It suffices to remember that, as late as 2003, France led the opposition to the Iraq War within NATO, and Turkey surprised the world, including many Turks themselves, by refusing to participate in the US-led invasion of Iraq (although French foreign policy in general changed significantly during Nicolas Sarkozy’s presidency).

Security Vulnerability and the Reorganization Dilemma: What’s Next after the Failed Coup Attempt?

FinanceBy Necdet Özçelik

In the larger, regional dimension, Turkey should reinforce its relations with local actors in Syria and Iraq.

Turkey’s ISIS Problem

FinanceBy Murat Yeşiltaş

Another indicator of this problem is the decentralization strategy of ISIS from its core areas in Syria and Iraq.

The European Paradox: Between Islamophilia and Islamophobia

FinanceBy Philippe Barbe

The terror attacks against the United States of America on September 11th 2001 and the following wars in the Middle East (Afghanistan, Iraq and, more recently, Syria) have proven that, far from ending, history is “alive and well” and accelerating on a dangerously unpredictable path.

The Impact of the Syrian Civil War on Identity Groups in Turkey

FinanceBy Talha Köse

In addition, the civil wars and uncertainties in Syria and Iraq could become a source of tension and polarization within Turkish society.

Turkey Can Play a Role in Riyadh-Tehran Rapprochement

FinanceBy Farhad Rezaei

They have confronted each other in Iraq, Bahrain, Lebanon, Yemen, and now in Syria where they have been engaged in proxy battles for many years.

PKK Setback in Nusaybin

FinanceBy Necdet Özçelik

Later, it tested the rural reactions of security forces along the Iraqi border to desynchronize their power and finally rurally based PKK terrorists were sent to urban areas around mid-October 2015.

How Can Turkish-Iranian Commonalities Outweigh the Areas of Disagreement?

FinanceBy Farhad Rezaei

During the Iran-Iraq war, as Sunni Arab states and Western powers united behind the Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein, Turkey maintained a neutral position.

Turkey’s New Economic Challenges under the New Normal

FinanceBy Nurullah Gür

The adaptation of a multidimensional foreign policy had increased Turkey’s economic cooperation with its neighbor countries (Russia, Syria, Iraq and Iran).

The Troubling Legacy of the Sykes-Picot: A Century-Old Chaos in the Arab Middle East

FinanceBy Berdal Aral

Eventually, the newly created Iraq and Jordan, alongside Palestine were put under British rule, whereas Syria and the newly created Lebanon (and parts of southern Anatolia) were given to the French.

Is the Spirit of Sykes-Picot Still Alive in the Middle East after a Century?

FinanceBy Talha Köse

Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Yemen seem to be failed projects in terms of state-making and maintenance, as the mismatches between the social fabrics and the political structures of these political entities has generated deep grievances over the century.

Is Normalization Possible in Turkish-Egyptian Relations?

FinanceBy Ismail Numan Telci

Riyadh is one of Turkey’s most important allies in some of Ankara’s foreign policy actions, particularly in Syria and Iraq, and more broadly in its competition with Iran.

The 2016 Elections in Iran

FinanceBy Serhan Afacan

The country seemed to many a monolithic body which, say, pursued harmonious policies to preserve its strongholds in Iraq or Syria or conducted painstaking talks over its nuclear question.

Reforming the UN Security Council: A Global Necessity

WorldBy Gonca Oğuz Gök

Especially after the 2003 Iraq War, the tone of the critics sharpened as UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan pointed to a crisis of the international system, most notably the UN Security Council.

PKK’s Syria Branch PYD: A Violent Non-State Actor and its Controversial Legitimacy

FinanceBy Bünyamin Keskin

Eventually, the majority of PDK-S and KNC members have been pacified and forced to flee to Turkey or the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) in Northern Iraq.

Increasing Cooperation Between Ankara and Washington on the Syrian Issue: How About Revisiting the Safe Zone Idea?

FinanceBy Nursin Atesoglu Guney

Washington’s insistence on no boots on the ground and leading behind a strategy that relied on some state and non-state actors’ cooperation on the ground has so far failed to be successful in bringing a solution to the problems of the fractured states of both Iraq and Syria.

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The End of the Turkish-American ‘Alliance’ after the Failed Coup?

Security Vulnerability and the Reorganization Dilemma: What’s Next after the Failed Coup Attempt?

Turkey’s ISIS Problem

The European Paradox: Between Islamophilia and Islamophobia

The Impact of the Syrian Civil War on Identity Groups in Turkey

Turkey Can Play a Role in Riyadh-Tehran Rapprochement

PKK Setback in Nusaybin

How Can Turkish-Iranian Commonalities Outweigh the Areas of Disagreement?

Turkey’s New Economic Challenges under the New Normal

The Troubling Legacy of the Sykes-Picot: A Century-Old Chaos in the Arab Middle East

Is the Spirit of Sykes-Picot Still Alive in the Middle East after a Century?

Is Normalization Possible in Turkish-Egyptian Relations?

The 2016 Elections in Iran

Reforming the UN Security Council: A Global Necessity

PKK’s Syria Branch PYD: A Violent Non-State Actor and its Controversial Legitimacy

Increasing Cooperation Between Ankara and Washington on the Syrian Issue: How About Revisiting the Safe Zone Idea?

On Nationalism, Ethnicity and Ethnicity Regimes

The Geneva Talks and Syria in its Aftermath

Russia in Syria

ISIL: Horror and Terror Revisited

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