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Will The Turkish Economy Kill Erdogan’s New Ottoman Empire?

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s Turkey in the past two years has engaged in a remarkable series of active geopolitical foreign interventions from Syria to Libya to Cyprus and most recently on the side of Azerbaijan in the territory conflict with Armenia over the status of Nagorno-Karabakh. Some have called it Erdogan...

F. William Engdahl

International Reaction to Turkey’s Aggressive Foreign Policy Approach

According to numerous observers, the “aggressive approach” the Turkish leader R. Erdogan implies in Turkey’s foreign policy every day evokes more and more hostility and opposition across the world. It is through the fault of Ankara that many of the faded conflicts have flared up with renewed vigor lately. Thus, in the Eastern Mediterranean...

Valery Kulikov

Jordan: “Fake Stability” Prelude to “Misery and Mayhem”

Jordan is one of those countries you seldom hear about, however, it is located in a tough neighbourhood. When you think of the “Middle East”, a familiar set of images in a listener’s head, and most of those are not good: violence, conflict, general poverty alongside significant oil wealth, arms, terrorism, and corruption – an unstable mess where the next “load...

Henry Kamens

F-35s and the Reshaping of Middle Eastern Strategic Landscape

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Erdogan’s ‘Neo-Ottomanism’ Reaches the Caucasus

Salman Rafi Sheikh

What Motivated the US to Eliminate Terrorist Leaders in Syria?

Vladimir Platov

Israeli Trump Cards in Washington's Game

Valery Kulikov

Relations between Paris and Ankara are Deteriorating Rapidly

Vladimir Danilov

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