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The Price of Friendship with Washington

“O mon dieu, délivrez-moi de mes amis!” (“May God defend me from my friends: I can defend myself from my enemies” – fr. Some historians attribute this catchphrase to Napoleon Bonaparte, others to King Louis XIV, although it is not that important, because, after all, what friends can royalty have? The Kurds have used this phrase more than once recently in...

Vladimir Platov

Erdogan Strengthens his Military Block

According to estimates of Turkish and foreign analysts, the foreign policy situation in Turkey this year promises to be difficult, not only because of the new hypothetical challenges possed by the new US President Joe Biden to the Turkish leadership, but also the legacy of previous problems in the Eastern Mediterranean, in Libya and in relations with the EU...

Vladimir Odintsov

Turkey Preparing for a Balancing Act between Russia and the West

When Russia’s Vladimir Putin recently remarked that Turkey’s Erdogan is an ardent follower of the logic of national interest, he was perhaps alluding to the way Tukey continues to adjust very consistently between the West and the East, though it doesn’t always work. Turkey is a member of NATO and is a buyer of Russian defense...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Pompeo’s Departing Kick to Turkey only Weakens NATO

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Horizons of the Growing British-Turkish Alliance

Vladimir Danilov

Why the West and Turkey are on a Collision Course

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Turkey Making Ties With Israel

Vladimir Odintsov

The Realities and Prospects involved in Turkey’s Expansion in Central Asia

Vladimir Odintsov

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