Libya
AK Party foreign policy: The regional context
| OpinionUnder the leadership of the Justice and Development Party (AK Party) governments and President Recep …
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OpinionLibya crisis: Is Tripoli at the brink of another war?
By Bilgehan ÖztürkA power struggle is ramping up between the leaders of the country's two rival governments
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AnalysisAnalysis: Libya | A tale of two prime ministers
By Bilgehan ÖztürkWhile Dbeibah is motivated to go to elections this year to get out of this impasse, international community’s preoccupation with the war in Ukraine renders Libya elections less of a priority for international diplomacy.
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NewsInsight Turkey Publishes Its Latest Issue “Climate Change and Migration”
By SETAWe hope that this issue presents and provides the verity to its readers through an extensive and rich framing covering important events and developments related to climate change and migration.
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Libya’s political uncertainties ahead of elections
By Talha KöseWhether another wave of violence hits the country depends on the atmosphere during the election process
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Libya’s difficult path to political stability
By Talha KöseAll actors that want a democratic political system in Libya must bridge their differences and focus on strengthening the legitimacy of the election process
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What does the Second Berlin Conference mean for Libya?
By Burhanettin DuranThe Second Berlin Conference on Libya called for the withdrawal of foreign powers from Tripoli, while Turkey underlined its unique position and the sacrifices it made for the region. The upcoming elections in the country were also discussed at the conference
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Turkish foreign policy after Brussels-Shusha visits
By Burhanettin DuranFor both NATO and the U.S., Turkey happens to play an active role on a multitude of fronts – whether it’s Russia and China, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), or the Caucasus and Central Asia.
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Analysis: Libya’s Future | With or Without a Turkish...
By Murat AslanThis analysis examines the developments in Libya in order to portray why the risks continue to exist, looks at the agendas of the foreign actors and why they are committed to shaping the political and security landscape in Libya, and discusses why the Turkish military presence is an opportunity for both Libya and its allies. The analysis concludes that Turkey may cooperate with other actors as far as the Libyan public welcomes them, and that the Turkish military presence in Libya is a guarantee for the sustainability of Libyan stability.