The Libyan Crisis: A Hotbed for Regional Instability
The international community’s attention towards the Libyan crisis has diminished in recent times. The situation in Libya has lost its formative role in influencing...
Upsurge in Upheaval
The anniversary of the inauguration of Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi on June 30, 2013 was celebrated in the wake of an alarming situation. For...
In the Grips of the Army: The Egyptian Economy
Traditionally, the Egyptian army plays an important role within the nation’s economy. After the July 23rd Revolution of 1952, when King Farouk of Egypt...
This Distant Damascus
For the last 12 years, the war in Syria has been raging on. March 15, 2011 is considered to be the starting date of...
Bargaining Items
Ankara is paying great attention to the security problems germinating in the southern borders of Turkey. This issue has become especially important for Turkey,...
Syria: Humanitarian Crisis and Disaster
On January 9, 2023, the UN Security Council extended the cross-border mechanism for the supply of humanitarian aid to the north-western regions of Syria....
How Russia’s Policy in the Middle East and North Africa is Changing After February 24
U.S. President Joe Biden has now visited the Middle East, and this week, President of Russia Vladimir Putin also pays a visit to Iran,...
A Country Unprepared for Elections
On December 24, 202, the day marking the 70th anniversary of Libya’s independence, national elections were to be held in the country. During the...
Prospects for a Settlement of the Libyan Conflict: Three Scenarios of the Mid-Term Forecast
More than ten years ago, in February 2011, the Arab Spring began in Libya. The armed uprising quickly escalated into an armed conflict that...
The War in Libya. Russia’s Time is Approaching
On June 15, 2020, Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs Mevlut Cavusoglu stated there are no disagreements between Russia and Turkey on the fundamental principles...