Middle East
Peace corridor plan is a message to US
| OpinionAs expected, the National Security Council’s most recent statement reiterated Turkey’s commitment to combating terrorism. …
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OpinionSafe zone plan underway, but Turkey’s security concerns remain
By Kılıç Buğra KanatWhen the discussion started between Turkey and the U.S. regarding a 'safe zone', many considered it a possible turning point in relations. The mutual mistrust in Syria and an escalating divergence of opinions between the two countries throughout the Syrian civil war had derailed relations more than any other issue in the last decade.
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OpinionThe Bahrain conference and the ‘Deal of the Century’
By Muhittin AtamanThe United States is holding an international conference – in reality an economic workshop – in Bahrain on June 25-26 to launch the Middle East peace plan by encouraging investment and economic promises in the Palestinian territory.
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OpinionRegime’s Idlib offensive and changing priorities of key actors
By Talha KöseMoscow should turn the current situation in Idlib into an internationally recognized political deal rather than another brutal victory for the Assad regime
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US investing too much power in the Middle East
By Muhittin AtamanThe U.S. is concentrating too much on the Middle East, which may cost it dearly; it has already issues such as the trade war with China, the Venezuelan crisis and Russia's increasing global effectiveness to handle
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Trump’s controversial foreign policy will backfire
By Burhanettin DuranThe Donald Trump administration continues to use American power crudely every day. Washington not only continues to dismantle the post-World War II liberal order, an American creation, but has also imposed its unilateral national interest on the international arena and its actors.
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Questions about Iran-US relations
By Kılıç Buğra KanatDebates and discussions regarding Iran have spanned years in Washington. From the "axis of evil" to "Sunni-Shiite equilibrium" and the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) to the "maximum pressure" campaign, there have been a variety of different positions and policies offered by the last three administrations in the White House.
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‘Maximum pressure’ on Iran not working: Experts
By SETATurkey, US 'can find creative solutions' on Iran oil sanctions, says Hudson Institute senior fellow
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Reading the new developments in the Middle East
By Muhittin AtamanIn a quest to assure stability in the region, Turkey has to find new, more active, regional partners and maintain its opposition against the unilateral policies of foreign players
