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Hamas eyes Malaysia as a possible operations base
Malaysia has emerged as a potential external operations base for Hamas, the Islamist group that controls the Gaza Strip if Turkey expels or restricts...
Deteriorating Israeli-Russian relations: A cautionary message for the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey
Israel’s rapidly deteriorating relations with Russia contain a message for other Middle Eastern powers: attempting to remain on the sidelines of the conflict in...
Threading the Needle: Turkey’s East-West Balancing Act
Over the course of the last decade, Turkey has distanced itself from the West, both through its domestic politics and foreign policy. At the...
Neck and Neck: Ankara and Moscow in the New ‘Race for Africa’
As emerging powers in the international system, Turkey and Russia are frequently in strict competition for influence in global affairs. This same competition extends...
Cyprus: Rights experts call for urgent solutions for missing persons tragedy
A top UN-appointed human rights panel issued an appeal on Tuesday for faster progress towards finding the remains of those who disappeared during deadly...
The future of Turkish foreign policy in the framework of the theory of offensive realism
Abstract: States' foreign policy is greatly influenced by the world system. The world system is expressed with various structural orders in successive cycles that...
Turkey Re-evaluates Its Position in the Wider Black Sea Region
Amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Ankara’s foreign policy is set to undergo major changes. Being the most valuable ally the West has in...
Turkey’s Balancing Act Faces Tough Challenges in Ongoing Russo–Ukrainian Crisis
Authors: T-Fai Yeung and K. H. Wong*
Over the years, Turkey’s relationship with the rest of the world has certainly been complicated to say the...
Ethnic Exclusion & Reasons For Kurdish Mobilization
The plausible reasons that justify the Kurdish plea to establish a separate nation are constantly being discredited at both the regional and international level....
Back to Normalcy: Azerbaijan’s Evolving Foreign Policy
The past several years of Azerbaijan’s foreign policy were quite eventful. Its relations with the three big players, Iran, Turkey, and Russia, have been...