How Sanctions Prevented Iran from Becoming a Regional Power
and Russia object to Iran’s transformation into a regional power.
Erdogan’s New Way in Turkish Foreign Policy
The role of Russia and other alternative power centers are particularly significant since President Erdogan strongly underlined in his manifesto that Turkey would work with Russia, Iran, and China just as much as it works with the U.
US will lose from ending Iran deal: Turkey’s president
' negotiating partners -- the UK, France, Germany, Russia, China and the EU -- agree that maintaining the accord is the best way to reign in Iran's nuclear program.
Pulling Out of the Nuclear Deal: Towards a New Status Quo with Iran?
The Obama administration had spent months to bring Europeans, Russia and China on board for imposing sanctions on Iran but the Trump administration has so far contended itself with strong rhetorical attacks on the deal without providing a roadmap or explaining its goals.
Education matters: Why does Turkey operate schools in the Euphrates Shield Region of Syria?
hen the Syrian Civil War is discussed, the discussion tends to evolve around the number of refugees, the constant attacks conducted by the Assad regime and trilateral discussions between Turkey, Iran and Russia, who are the three guarantor states seeking to find an end to the years long conflict in Syria.
Is the Turkey-US Agreement Still Valid in Manbij?
Through this meeting, S-400s, Russia, and other regional topics were also put on the table.
Rising Tensions Between Iran and its Rivals: What Comes Next?
However, such an action would directly affect regional actors such as Turkey and Russia.
Macron Tries to Nudge Trump on Syria Policy
They warned against a premature pullout that would leave the ground to Russia and Iran as well as risk the return of Daesh.
From Cooperation to Conflict: The UAE’s Deepening Crisis with Somalia and Djibouti
This can be seen from Turkey’s increasing relations with Somalia, China and Russia’s decision to establish military bases and the United Arab Emirates’ economic and military activities taking place particularly in Somalia and Djibouti.
Who is Afraid of Early Elections?
would shell Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, whether Russia would respond to such an action and would they mark the beginning of World War III.
What Does the Snap Election Mean for Turkish Foreign Policy?
Macron’s formulation of the aim of the limited air strike, as drawn from his TV interview, in which he said that “with these strikes and this intervention, we separated Russia and Turkey on this issue,” is directly targeting Turkey’s increasing rapprochement with Russia in Syria and beyond.
Sisi’s Re-Election and the Western Stance: How the West Failed in Egypt
It has recently been observed that Russia has increasingly been exerting its influence in the region by deepening relations with Egypt.
Germany’s Uncertain Military Revival
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Some left-wing German media outlets condemned the Assad regime’s chemical attacks but called for a non-military engagement against Syria in the form of strengthening sanctions against Syria’s patron, Russia.
US Strikes do not Deliver a Syria Policy
Many have questioned the wisdom of getting out too soon and leaving the playing field to Russia and Iran.
To Hit or Not to Hit Assad, Is That the Matter?
It cost Assad some soldiers and some weaponry and equipment, but Assad did not have shortage of replacements with the ongoing Iranian and Russian support.
Who really wins elections? Politicians or data companies?
First, while Trump’s success in the 2016 elections had originally been questioned due to Russian meddling, the picture has now also changed with this scandal.
Without a Coherent Strategy, US Strikes Mean More Damage for Syria
security establishment seeks to push back on the Russian/Iranian influence in Syria.
Pentagon dismisses Trump’s “rumours” of an exit from Syria
have used the YPG in their ‘fight’ against Daesh, but more importantly to decrease Russian and Iranian influence in the region, at the expense of supporting an organization also linked to terrorism.
Turkey’s Energetic Moves to Diversify its Energy Resources
Last week President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin launched the construction of Turkey’s first nuclear power plant.
What’s Behind the German Public’s Mistrust Against Turkey?
(67 percent mistrust) and 26 percent Russia (67 mistrust).
