It’s time to take reform in the United Nations more serious than ever.
Winning Idlib
The new Idlib deal allows for Turkey to maintain its position in the Syrian crisis and to lead negotiations on an international level.
Does Turkey’s Idlib Resolution Work?
Turkey’s proposal for solving the Idlib crisis has received international support, but how will Russia formulate its policy in the region?
Idlib Conundrum Continues After Tehran Summit
“The Tehran summit on the future of the Idlib region is over, but the Idlib conundrum continues.”
Turkey’s difficult calculations about Idlib
Turkey and Russia are the two countries that will determine the future of Idlib.
Turkey’s quest for a new geopolitical portfolio
The current crisis between Turkey and the U.S. is leading Ankara to seek for alternatives and to readjust its geopolitical portfolio.
Damage Control in Turkey-US Relations
In the post-Brunson Turkey-U.S. relations era, both sides ought to focus on their mutual gains in order to ensure military and political cooperation.
The Unnamed War in Turkey-US Relations
The cases of both Pastor Brunson and Jerusalem represent a ‘clash of civilizations’ and even more, a ‘religious-conflict’ and are the most significant examples of the messianic wave in U.S. foreign policy.
President Erdogan Revolutionizes Civil-Military Relations
Following the suppression of the July 15 coup attempt in Turkey, the unfinished democratization project of civil-military relations entered a new phase.
A Uni-Multipolar Moment in Turkish Politics
“The AK Party’s primacy in the domestic distribution of power capabilities is one of the most salient features of the current Turkish politics, but the new dynamics with regards to the new system requires more cooperation to sustain its supremacy.”