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Alexandr Svaranc

PhD in political science, professor

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Is there a division in the ranks of Turkey’s opposition?

It is rather obvious that uniting the opposition in the elections of the head of state usually ends in failure. This fact is due to the contradictions in the programs of the opposition candidates and, of course, the maximalist approach of each of them in their desire to get into the office. This may explain the split in the opposition bloc of six parties in the pre-election period in...

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Erdoğan does not want to lose the status of a mediator in the settlement of the Ukrainian crisis

Any conflict and fighting will eventually end in peace, on conditions which will depend on the outcome and the balance of forces on the battlefield. From the very beginning of the Russian SMO in Ukraine, Turkey began to assume the role of an active mediator in the peaceful settlement…

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The US diplomatic efforts to curtail Turkish independence continue

Given the dynamics of international processes and the earthquake disaster, Turkey remains at the forefront of the US and NATO bloc’s attention. Washington strongly opposes President Erdoğan’s policy of independence from American strategy, both in terms of reviving Turkey’s imperial status through reliance on the Turkic...

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Russian-Turkish gas hub has become an object of US concern

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Iran is developing an active foreign policy

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Iranian-Israeli tensions are doomed to escalate in the absence of Russia

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Symbolism in Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s Politics

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The anticipation of a retaliatory strike is even worse than the actual strike…

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