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Category Archives: Turkey
Don’t Expect an Israel-Turkey Pipeline Reply
The relationship between Israel and Turkey has enough ups and downs as it is, and a pipeline for liquid natural gas is liable to create more downs than ups. More…
Turkey’s Shallow Vision for Strategic Depth Reply
Turkey’s Middle East policy has been upset by Morsi’s ouster — will Erdogan and his deputies risk further isolation or adjust accordingly? More…
The Future of Turkish-US relations and the Gezi Protests Reply
The ongoing protests in Turkey highlight the changing nature of the ruling AKP party. More…
Iranian Gas for a Thirsty Turkey 1
The protests are the main story, but Turkey’s ever-increasing need for a natural gas supply is liable to play an increased role in the country’s future direction. More…
Erdogan Drags A Heavy Bag To Washington Reply
Erdogan will look to discuss three major issues with Obama when they meet: Syria, Israel, and energy. Whatever decisions are made, the impact on the greater Near East is likely to be substantial. More…
Turkey’s Obstructed Obvious: Iraqi Gas Reply
The United States should keep all options on the table regarding Iraqi-Turkish energy trade. More…
For Israel and Turkey, an Apology is Rarely Just That 2
What Israel’s apology does and does not mean for a new era of Turkish-Israeli relations.
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Erdogan’s Rhetoric is Kerry’s Headache Reply
The diplomatic divide between the US and Turkey grows. More…
Ankara on Line Three, Mr Secretary Reply
Mending America’s strained relationship with Turkey will be a top priority for John Kerry. More…
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