Why Arab Countries are Changing their Strategies Towards Syria
As the Russian military losses have exceeded 200 casualties, Putin’s administration feels more pressure exerted from the public to conclude its campaign in Syria.
Sputnik Türkiye: The Voice of Moscow?
Undoubtedly, this cause-effect mechanism is directly related to the rising trend Russia caught under the leadership of Vladimir Putin.
Turkey’s Options for a Safe Zone in Syria
President Erdogan and Putin will meet not to only talk about the future of northeast Syria, but also about the future of Idlib, where some considerable new developments occurred last week, which helped the HTS to regain control of the area.
Trump’s decision to withdraw from Syria and its implications for Turkey
Although the meeting between the two leaders had been arranged earlier, the ‘move’ was considered meaningful and was supported by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Mohammad bin Salman’s Communication Strategy and PR Work to Survive
His attitude during his meeting with Putin and his expression during his encounter with U.
The End of History or the End of Democracy in Austria?
As already known, alongside Putin’s Russia that has been aspiring to interfere with European politics, the source of the greatest external threat posed to the system in Europe has been U.
The G20 Summit: A Lack of Leadership and Purpose
Further, Russia’s most recent aggressive actions in Ukraine have forced him to cancel a potential meeting with President Putin.
Macron’s Censorship Law for Democracy
In a press meeting he held with the Russian President Vladimir Putin in May, Macron complained about Sputnik’s and Russia Today’s propaganda through speculative or fake news, although he refrained from giving any specific example.
The Dynamics Behind the Istanbul Summit
Although Putin repeatedly said that the Idlib agreement is temporary, Turkey has internationalized the political consensus in Idlib as a model for the political settlement of the Syrian crisis.
Turkey & Russia renew confidence ahead of October 15 demilitarization deadline
The leaders of the two countries, President Erdoğan and President Putin met at Sochi in September and reached a consensus on the demilitarization process of the Idlib region.
Turkey Buys Time (and Hope) for Idlib
urkish President Erdogan met his counterpart Putin in Russia’s Sochi on Monday.
Can the Turkish-Russian Deal Save Idlib?
he Turkish-Russian agreement arrived in Sochi in a meeting between President Erdogan and President Putin comes just in time to avert a major humanitarian crisis.
Does Turkey’s Idlib Resolution Work?
It is not yet possible to state that there is full consensus between Putin and President Erdogan on the management of the Idlib crisis.
Idlib: Russia Should Compromise and the US Should Help
The organizers broadcasted the whole summit, which allowed us to witness a kind of a televised argument in which Erdogan ceased the moment to ask Putin and Rouhani for a ceasefire in Idlib.
Turkey’s take on the Tehran Summit on Idlib
As it appeared on the live speeches of Erdogan, Putin, and Rohani, the talks were hot and the positions were stiff, hence it was not an easy job for the leaders to meet around a common position.
Idlib Conundrum Continues After Tehran Summit
President Putin responded that “a cease-fire would be good.
How Broken Deals in South Syria May Affect Northern Syria
Prior to the Trump-Putin summit in Helsinki on July 16, reports emerged suggested a possible deal between the two sides in regards to Syria, which includes Russian and the Assad regime’s expansion of outreach to northeast Syria.
Is Germany Heading into a Trap of Nationalism?
As a comparison, no serious person has spoken a concern about the once successful German football legend, Lothar Matthaeus, who recently met with President Putin and who actually doesn’t regret it.
The Rise of Asia Against the Weakened Western Alliance
Putin’s emphasis on the rising economic power of the SCO especially drew attention.
F–35 Case: Not the First Time, Won’t be the Last
Therefore, Turkey’s cooperation and trade in military technology with Russia is somewhat perceived as a successful attempt of the Putin administration to shade U.
