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The Persian Gulf and Erdogan’s Agenda

Judging by the reaction of the Arab media, the fuss about restoring cordial relations between Turkey and the Persian Gulf countries is gradually subsiding. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed “regret” that Saudi transport planes and six F-15 fighter jets were sent to Crete to participate in a joint exercise with the Greek Air Force. This comes days...

Viktor Mikhin

Turkey is becoming More Entrenched in Central Asia

Ankara's strategic goal has always been to develop and consolidate strong military, political, and economic ties with both Azerbaijan and the countries in Central Asia (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and Tajikistan. Against the backdrop of how the Central Asian republics formed their national identity, secured strategic...

Vladimir Odintsov

The Problem of Refugees will Not Solve Itself on Its Own!

Even though the number of migrants observed globally has been steadily increasing over the last couple decades, a report released by the United Nations in the middle of the last year showed that COVID-19 reduced their total number by two million. Generally, this phenomenon can be attributed to border closures and travel restrictions. As a result, experts reported a 27% drop from...

Valery Kulikov

The Struggle for Influence in the Eastern Mediterranean Intensifies

Vladimir Platov

Erdogan is Developing the Defense Industry and Foreign Military Ties

Vladimir Odintsov

Erdogan’s Cosmic Ambitions

Vladimir Danilov

Why Turkey Can’t Lobby its Way to Normalisation with the US

Salman Rafi Sheikh

US-Turkish Relations To Hit an All-Time Low?

Vladimir Odintsov

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