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Erdoğan has long-running concerns that the strategic sea should not be a ‘Russian lake.’

A recent spat between the Greek and Libyan foreign ministers brought to the fore the challenges of Greek diplomacy vis-à-vis Libya. Ever since the two accords between Tripoli and Ankara in November 2019, Athens has been watching with growing discomfort

Turkey’s strategic straits are a trade superhighway — and a lifeline for the Kremlin’s war machine.

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Erdogan could lose his parliamentary majority and be forced to fight for the presidency. Can he cling to power?

Examining assumptions about dependence and influence in the U.S. security cooperation enterprise.

New books shed light on both the Turkish president's war in Syria and the last days of the Ottoman Empire