Resolving the S-400 Standoff
-Turkey relationship is up for renewed tensions in the coming months as a result of the pending S-400 air defense system purchase from Russia.
What’s the Special Chemistry Between Russia and Israel?
he current frequency of interaction between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu often raises questions.
Turkey in the Eastern Mediterranean Gas Equation
reserves and one-tenth of what Russian fields are predicted to contain.
Jordan: Silent Brother in Gulf Politics
Along with Russia and Morocco, Turkey is an actor that Amman has turned to for a more cooperative relationship.
Turkish Foreign and Security Policy at the Crossroad
Under the current geopolitical upheaval stemming from BREXIT to Trump’s unwillingness towards both NATO and the EU, Turkey remains a strategically important powerhouse, especially with its crucial engagement with Russia, and political and military engagement to the Syrian conflict.
To Counter Turkey, Saudi Arabia Backs the YPG in Syria
Following the intensification of Russia’s direct military intervention in Syria, it became clear that Bashar al-Assad’s government was no longer on the verge of potentially falling to Sunni Islamist rebels.
The Rise of China in Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Policy
Under this active and multi-dimensional foreign policy strategy, Saudi Arabia has increased its interaction with global actors such as Russia and China.
The Link Between Brexit and Turkey’s Dashed Hopes of Being an EU Member
And let’s not even get onto the subject of arms procurement and Russian made S-400s.
What Awaits Venezuela: A Military Coup or a Civil War?
Undoubtedly, this is not a new tactic as it was used in Africa before and is still being employed in countries like Iran, North Korea, and Russia.
The Politics of Uncertainty in Iran
Al-Assad’s Tehran visit, which was followed by the Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s Moscow visit two days later, is a clear sign of deteriorating relations between Iran and Russia.
Turkey as a Rising Actor in Global Arms Exports
It has been revealed that in the five-year period between 2014-2018, the leading global arms exporters are the United States, Russia, France, Germany, and China.
Islam in the UAE’s Foreign Policy
Most recently exemplified by the Gulf state’s decision to become the first Arabian Peninsula country to host the Pope last month, Abu Dhabi’s message to the West, Russia, and many countries worldwide that is that the UAE is at the frontier of enlightened Islam and that the Emiratis are seeking to eradicate extremism from the Muslim world.
US Policy Towards Syria: A Tangled Mess of Bilateral Negotiations
Turkey, Russia, Iran, and the U.
The US-Iran Rivalry in Iraq May Cause Another Popular Uprising
Being constrained by Russia in Syria and inconclusive war in Yemen led by the U.
Egypt’s Rise in the African Political Landscape: A Regional Power?
, France, Germany, and Russia on the global spectrum.
European Double Standards on Venezuela
However, what happened when Russia militarily intervened in Ukraine and even annexed the Crimean Peninsula? Nothing.
Turkey Charts an Independent Foreign Policy
President Obama’s hesitation first allowed Russia and Hezbollah to become fully involved.
Sputnik Türkiye: The Voice of Moscow?
Although the first names that come to mind are Western publishers or broadcasters that have a considerable share in the global information flow, Russia-based outlets have recently started asserting themselves in the sector.
Turkey’s Options for a Safe Zone in Syria
At the same time, Turkey is likely to continue its diplomatic and military dialogue with Russia.
Can Germany’s Non-Permanent Seat at the UN Security Council Bring Reform?
, China and Russia and all other ten non-permanent member states.
