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So, Turkey and Israel Try to Befriend or Unfriend Each Other?

Although Turkey was the first Muslim state to recognize Israel back in 1949, relations between the countries have developed in waves in recent decades. This is largely due to the fact that the rhetoric and actions of the leadership of both countries are based on the satisfaction of their electorates. Tensions between Turkey...

Vladimir Odintsov

Why Turkey Reapproaches Egypt and Saudi Arabia?

A major reason for why Turkey has recently approached Saudi Arabia and Egypt is how Erdogan’s ‘neo-Ottoman’ ambitions have backfired. If Erdogan’s plan was to stretch Turkish zone of influence from the Gulf/the Middle East to Africa, its aggressive and antagonistic pursuits have largely left it isolated in the region. With its economy almost exhausted, and its foreign policy...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Turkey Normalizes its Ties with Egypt

Turkey, committed to creating a new balance of power in the Mediterranean, has in the past month continued its efforts to normalize relations with Egypt, which have deteriorated sharply since the overthrow of President Mohamed Morsi in the summer of 2013, following which the sides recalled their ambassadors. Of course, the restoration of bilateral...

Valery Kulikov

Armenian Genocide Recognition, Game Changer and Threat to NATO’s Continued Existence

Henry Kamens

Biden Wants a Pliable Turkey: Will his Strategy Work?

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Has Washington Lured Erdogan into a Bear Trap?

F. William Engdahl

Red Lines in US-Turkey Relations

Vladimir Odintsov

Egypt and Turkey Aim at Balancing Things Out in the Mediterranean

Valery Kulikov

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