Turkey
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Opinion & Analysis
The UAE shapes up to be a diplomatic center of gravity
It’s no longer a secret that the Gulf region, in general, and the UAE, in particular, have turned into a…
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Telling insights into the Turkish elections
The Turkish elections carry significant weight in both regional and international contexts. The upcoming second round, scheduled for the 28th…
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Will Turkey turn the page on the Erdogan era?
On the 14th of this month, the upcoming presidential elections in Turkey represent one of the region’s and the world’s…
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Who will prevail in the Turkish presidential battle?
Unlike previous rounds, the next face-off between President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his rival, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, the candidate backed by…
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Regional Transformations on the Horizon
Getting Tehran and Riyadh back on track is one thing, but having Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi pay a visit to…
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A battle for image, grains and deals in the Ukraine crisis
Russia’s resumption of its commitments in the so-called grain deal is a prime example of diplomatic deals between different parties…
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Is Turkey leaving NATO?
In recent years, Turkey has moved strategically in a direction that runs counter to its NATO membership obligations. Following a…
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What’s behind Iran’s moves?
Recently, there has been rapid strategic development at the regional and international levels. Among them is what Ali Akbar Velayati,…
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Erdogan’s Visit to Saudi Arabia: A Realistic Response to Challenges
“We have no lasting friends, no lasting enemies, only lasting interests,” British Prime Minister Winston Churchill once said. On this…
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How drones are changing the game
The use of drones in military conflicts was once again brought to the fore by media reports of the Ethiopian…
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