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Modern Turkey: History and Today

The Treaty of Lausanne, which had the 96th anniversary of its signing on July 24, is considered the last treaty of World War I. It stipulated the establishment of the modern Republic of Turkey after the War of Independence against the occupational forces of the United Kingdom, France, Italy and Greece. The treaty recognized...

Viktor Mikhin

Turkey - "Middle Kingdom" between the Two Camps

While still a NATO member, Turkey’s foreign policy orientation has made some decisive moves towards the East, shunning its decades long sole NATO – orientation. A graphic representation of this move has not just been Turkey’s cooperation with Russia and Iran in Syria or Turkey’s S-400 defence system deal with Russia—which it did…

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Fethullah Gulen Made Turkey anti-American

Turkey, an old US ally in the Middle East, has always been regarded by Washington as a forward outpost. This explains the amount of attention America would pay to both Turkey’s foreign and internal policies, along with all the machinations the White House used to prevent Ankara from seeking rapprochement with Moscow and a number of Central Asian states which remain loyal...

Martin Berger

S-400 and Turkey: A Middle Eastern Perspective

Yuriy Zinin

The US Hegemony and the Politics of Chaos

Salman Rafi Sheikh

The Yemen Tragedy Further Fueled by the West and Its Allies

Viktor Mikhin

Erdogan’s Risky Geopolitical Pirouette

F. William Engdahl

WIll Shake Up at IAEA Impact Iran?

Tony Cartalucci

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