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121 Results for: NagornoThe Takeaway: Is Erdogan wooing Biden by antagonizing Iran and Russia?
Six signs of possible change in Turkish policies.
Andrew Parasiliti | | December 16, 2020
Turkey-Iran tensions spike over Azerbaijan
Iran is stirring up a diplomatic quarrel over a poem recited by Recep Tayyip Erdogan during his recent visit to Azerbaijan's capital, Baku.
Amberin Zaman | | December 14, 2020
European Union has vindicated Erdogan, yet again
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan didn’t give a damn about possible European Union sanctions against Turkey, and the EU has proved him right.
Cengiz Candar | Turkey | December 11, 2020
Will Turkish drones help Ukraine reclaim territory?
As the Ukrainian news media buzzes with speculation that Ukraine may be planning to reclaim control of Donbass by Turkish drones, direct involvement by Turkey in the Ukraine-Russia conflict would cost Ankara dearly in its relations with Moscow.
Fehim Tastekin | Turkey | December 11, 2020
Shared interests in Iran, Caucuses push Turkey and Israel closer
Ankara’s growing isolation and a combination of broader geopolitical factors, including Iran and the Caucasus, are driving a fresh bid to normalize Turkish-Israeli ties.
Metin Gurcan | Turkey | December 11, 2020
Outgoing Syria envoy reflects on Turkey, the Kurds and what everyone got wrong
In a long-ranging interview with Al-Monitor, James Jeffrey looks back on his efforts to incorporate fragments of Obama-era initiatives into a cohesive Middle East policy.
Jared Szuba | Washington | December 09, 2020
How realistic are Turkey’s ambitions over strategic corridor with Azerbaijan
Turkey is pinning high economic hopes on a transport link that would connect it to Azerbaijan and beyond, but Russia and Iran have caveats and the viability of Turkey’s projects are open to question.
Fehim Tastekin | Turkey | December 04, 2020
Erdogan weighs new reality in US-Turkey ties under Biden
The Turkish president, after backing Azerbaijan in Nagorno-Karabagh, could feel emboldened to move in Syria, but anticipating the next administration may give pause.
Week in Review | | November 27, 2020
US-Turkey ties under Biden: confrontation or conciliation?
The Biden era in Washington is looming as a tough test for Ankara, whose moves will largely determine how the scarred US-Turkish relationship develops.
Metin Gurcan | Turkey | November 23, 2020
Caught between a rock and a hard place, Erdogan seeks a way out
Ankara has to improve Turkey’s international image with major reforms in order to attract much-needed foreign capital but the jury is out on whether President Erdogan can do it.
Semih Idiz | Turkey | November 21, 2020
