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The PKK’s Post-DAESH Future
| Foreign PolicyThe liberation of Raqqa marks the transition to the post-DAESH period in Syria and Iraq. …
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Foreign PolicyAfter Kirkuk, What’s Next?
The neo-medieval order in the Middle East creates brand new challenges for policy makers as national, sub-national and trans-national actors are involved in some of the most sophisticated conflicts simultaneously.
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Foreign PolicyCooperation with Russia and Iran: is Turkey Joining the Eurasian Axis?
By Burhanettin DuranTurkey's Western allies, which conveniently turned a blind eye to Ankara's vital interests, have effectively compelled the Turks to work more closely with Moscow and Tehran.
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Foreign PolicyNeo-Medievalism and the New Regional Order in the Middle East
The neo-medievalism in regional geo-politics enforces passing alliances and unlikely groupings in several areas in the Middle East
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What Happens Now after the Independence Referendum?
By Fahrettin AltunAnkara needs to search for ways to tackle possible regional conflicts that could arise in the post-referendum era
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From Berlin to Irbil, a New Era
By Burhanettin DuranIn the face of two nationalist waves reaching its shores, Turkey must now take well-thought-out steps.
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Barzani’s Quest for Independence and Why Turkey Is against...
By Ufuk UlutaşWhat are Turkey’s concerns regarding the KRG’s independence move? What leverage does Turkey have on the KRG? What is Turkey’s post-referendum game plan?
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Barzani’s Referendum and Erdoğan’s Disappointment
By Burhanettin DuranBy ignoring Turkey's deep concerns about his referendum, Barzani has risked losing Erdoğan's partnership
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The KRG Referendum and the Future of the Region
By Burhanettin DuranThe Kurdish nationalists who believe that the time is right for a referendum seem unable to keep their ambitions under control