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Alexandr Svaranc
PhD in political science, professor
The notorious "Swedish issue" has once again run counter to Turkey's interests
The issue of Sweden’s accession to NATO has once again acquired new facets of Turkish-Western (or rather, as the Jewish anecdote goes, Turkish-American) contradictions. Since May 2022, i.e. since Stockholm approached NATO for Sweden’s admission, Turkey has become the main obstacle to a positive resolution of the issue. Initially, Ankara’s demands included the Kurdish issue (more precisely, the fight against Kurdish terrorism and separatism), which was viewed rather liberally by the Swedish democracy. Turkey demanded to toughen Swedish…
Alexandr Svaranc
Turkey avoids getting directly involved in Israel’s conflict with Palestine, preferring to operate on the “undercover front”
After a week-long humanitarian pause, the military conflict in the Gaza Strip has not only been renewed, but has taken a new form. As we know, as part of its justification for its actions, Israel initially warned that the Palestinians should leave the northern areas of the Gaza Strip and head south for their own safety. As a result, almost the entire northern part of the Gaza strip was subjected to intense air and ground attacks by the Israeli armed forces, and a large number of residential and administrative buildings were destroyed in order to force civilians into a mass exodus…
Alexandr Svaranc
Turkey, the stakes are rising, the economy is slowing down and the US is threatening sanctions
Since June 2023, when Recep Erdoğan was reelected as president, Turkey’s economy has, once again, been going through difficult times. Given the scale of the financial crisis and the consequences of February’s devastating earthquake, Recep Erdoğan was forced to appoint technocrats with degrees from US business schools to the government’s financial team. The two new appointees, Mehmet Şimşek (Minister of Treasury and Finance and Treasury) and Hafizeh Gaye Erkan (Governor of the Central Bank), in a bid to stabilize prices, have pushed through a number of tough…
Alexandr Svaranc
The Iranian President’s visit to Turkey is postponed
Alexandr Svaranc
The ceasefire in the Gaza Strip breaks down amid renewed violence
Alexandr Svaranc
Palestinian military crisis cuts Turkey's economic prospects
Alexandr Svaranc
Turkey’s political grandstanding fails to bring any practical results
Alexandr Svaranc
Rapprochement Between Turkey and Iran Amid the Gaza Conflict
Alexandr Svaranc
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