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The Confrontation in the Eastern Mediterranean is Not Subsiding

The standoff taking place in the Eastern Mediterranean, despite attempts on the part of the international community to reduce its intensity, is unfortunately not calming down. In the beginning, in September, the first preconditions arose for Ankara to tone down its demonstration of intransigence in its efforts to gain access...

Vladimir Odintsov

Turkey: Erdogan Continues to Pursue an Old, Failed Course

Turkey’s great, imperial past, and the ideas associated with neo-Ottomanism, are quite popular and widespread in various strata of Turkish society. This all forces its political elites, and the country’s leadership, to proceed from the point of this sociopolitical dream, and act more decisively to try to revive this project of neo-imperialism. This course, as politicians see...

Viktor Mikhin

Anti-Turkish Sentiment is Mushrooming

Recently, the activities performed by Turkish President Erdogan and his outspoken “neo-Ottoman” policy have been eliciting increasing concern not only in the Middle East, but also in the United States, Europe, and among NATO allies. The European “partners” are particularly apprehensive about Ankara’s actions and military provocations...

Valery Kulikov

Confrontation In Eastern Mediterranean Not Letting Up

Vladimir Odintsov

Erdogan Brings his ‘Ottoman Ambitions’ to the Middle East

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Crisis in Eastern Mediterranean Deepens

Vladimir Odintsov

Turkey's Mediterranean Confrontational Policy

Phil Butler

Crisis in NATO & Turkey’s Mediterranean Adventures

Salman Rafi Sheikh

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