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Erdogan’s Troubled Path to Better Ties with the US

Ever since Joe Biden’s inauguration as the US president, US-Turkey ties seem to have undergone a shift from a thorny and crisis-ridden path that characterised the Trump era to a relatively period of calmness and cooperation. This calmness manifested itself in a relative absence of exchange of critical statements between both leaders. Erdogan’s most recent...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

The Turkish Factor in Syria and Iraq

In response to Turkey’s recent policy in the Levant, criticism against Ankara’s actions is growing in the region. For example, at the end of July, the al-Nasr coalition in the Iraqi parliament called to end all Turkish interference in Iraq’s internal affairs, especially the Turkish military occupation and other forms of interference in politics, security, and economic affairs...

Vladimir Odintsov

Jordan is Washington's Middle East Favorite

The visit to Washington by King Abdullah of Jordan, the first Arab leader to meet with US President Joe Biden at the White House, was widely seen as a strong indication of the solid and strategic partnership between Jordan and the United States. The Oval Office talks, which encompassed expanding the strategic partnership between Amman and Washington...

Viktor Mikhin

The Internal Crisis Continues to Tear Lebanon Apart

Vladimir Platov

Delta Variants, PCR Tests and Cognitive Dissonance

F. William Engdahl

US-Taiwan Arms Deal Undermines Not Upholds the Island’s Security

Joseph Thomas

Analyzing the Restoration of Inter-Korean Lines of Communication

Konstantin Asmolov

US Flight from Afghanistan Triggers Another Humanitarian Crisis

Vladimir Danilov

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