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Can the Conflict with Turkey over NATO Enlargement be Resolved?

The conflict between the “collective West” and Turkey, due to Washington’s active desire to enlarge NATO by adding Sweden and Finland to the alliance, has not subsided in recent days and makes further action on this track by Ankara increasingly problematic. Furthermore, not everyone in NATO countries is enthusiastic...

Vladimir Platov

Growing Rapport between Russia and Turkey

No matter how strange it may sound, Russia and Turkey are very similar, and this creates favorable conditions for their alignment. The history of both nations, the Turkic and Slavic world, is connected with Byzantium, and both have both Orthodox and Muslim roots, however, in different proportions. Even despite a history of more than three hundred years of Russo-Turkish wars...

Vladimir Odintsov

US and NATO Increasing Pressure on Turkey

For many a year, relations between Ankara and Washington have been characterized by an "unstable balance." If initially, when Erdogan first came to power, his Justice and Development Party (AKP) was supported by the United States, then over time it has ceased to be an American project, demonstrating (as well as Erdogan himself) more and more independence...

Vladimir Platov

The West Approves Turkey's Operation against the Kurds but Condemns Russia's Special Operation in Ukraine

Vladimir Platov

Why Erdogan is in a Rush for Peace with Saudi Arabia?

Vladimir Platov

Why has Turkey Closed its Skies for Russian Aircraft Bound for Syria?

Valery Kulikov

Why isn’t the West Sanctioning Turkey for its Special Operation in Iraq?

Valery Kulikov

Drifting Mines Found in the Black Sea May be No Coincidence

Vladimir Odintsov

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