Turkish-American Relations
Never-ending tensions in the Ankara-Washington dialogue
| OpinionWith the S-400 missile defense system’s delivery around the corner, tensions are escalating between Turkey …
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OpinionUS approach sets tone of ties with Turkey
By Kılıç Buğra KanatRelations between the U.S. and Turkey have hit a critical juncture. I don't know how many times it has been written in the last few years that relations are now at a critical point, but today that statement has never been truer.
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OpinionEscalating tensions amid a changing global order
By Burhanettin DuranThe United States took its first 'concrete step' to encourage Turkey to rethink its plan to purchase the S-400 missile defense system from Russia. Washington was going to exclude Turkish pilots from the F-35 fighter jet training program, Reuters reported last week.
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OpinionCalm before the political storm of June
By Burhanettin DuranTurkey has a very busy agenda ahead of itself for the month of June..
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Regime’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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Deadlock in Idlib: Main actors and different scenarios
By Muhittin AtamanIdlib province is the only region under the control of the Syrian opposition. More than 3 million people, most of whom migrated from other parts of the country, live there. The tension has increased following the Bashar Assad regime's ground forces' operations in the region over the last several weeks.
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Don’t underestimate the Turkey-US partnership
By Kılıç Buğra KanatOver the last five years, Turkey-U.S. ties have gone through one of the most turbulent periods in the long history of relations between the two countries. Despite previous crises, seldom have we seen so many incidents over such a short period of time.
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Threats over S-400s could damage Turkey-US alliance
Its geographic location as a bridge between East and West and its geopolitical significance made Turkey, particularly Istanbul, attractive for Bond movies. During the Cold War, as one of the most critical cities that absorbed the stress and tension of the rivalry between the Soviet Union and the U.S., the backdrop of Istanbul made the jobs of the producers of the popular culture films easier. This status of Istanbul continued following the end of the Cold War.
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CENTCOM’s policies in Syria paving ground for more terrorism
By Ömer ÖzkızılcıkWith no Daesh-held territories left and McGurk, Votel gone, time for the US to seriously reassess the role of CENTCOM and its policies
