1 Sep, 2020

How can we understand Egypt’s role in Libya and Eastern Mediterranean

Aly El Raggal | 01 September 2020 | TR | AR

Egypt has been withdrawn and pre-occupied with its internal affairs and the after-effects of the revolution, resulting in the destabilization of its internal security by the arms smuggling coming from Libya. In 2014, Egypt [...]

How can we understand Egypt’s role in Libya and Eastern Mediterranean2020-12-31T12:43:16+03:00
1 Sep, 2020

Turkey’s Push for Exploring Gas Can Potentially Make it Harder for Russian State Companies to Negotiate Long-term Deals with Ankara

Anton Mardasov | 01 September 2020 | TR | AR

Russia’s strategic agenda in the Eastern Mediterranean is shaped around the same factors that determined Soviet conduct there: the region’s geographic role as a foothold for influencing political and economic events and the trade [...]

Turkey’s Push for Exploring Gas Can Potentially Make it Harder for Russian State Companies to Negotiate Long-term Deals with Ankara2020-12-31T12:43:26+03:00
1 Sep, 2020

Israel Faces a Difficult Balancing Act in the Eastern Mediterranean

Selin Nasi | 01 September 2020 | TR | AR

Escalating political tensions that are sparking fears of a hot conflict in the Eastern Mediterranean go beyond a competition to control energy and natural resources. Instead, the tensions reflect a multilayered, geopolitical power struggle [...]

Israel Faces a Difficult Balancing Act in the Eastern Mediterranean2020-12-31T12:43:34+03:00
1 Sep, 2020

Turkey Sees no Real Role for NATO in the Eastern Mediterranean

Sinan Ulgen | 01 September 2020 | TR | AR

German mediation between Turkey and Greece should be considered as a serious diplomatic engagement. Traditionally, the US has acted as a mediator and facilitator in disputes between Ankara and Athens. However, nowadays under the [...]

Turkey Sees no Real Role for NATO in the Eastern Mediterranean2020-12-31T12:43:59+03:00
1 Sep, 2020

The Current Turkish Strategy is Based on Pushing Greece to the Negotiation Table

Mitat Celikpala | 01 September 2020 | TR | AR

The East Med gas has been defined as a positive game-changer for almost last two decades. Those resources are presumed to be newly introduced elements or factors that would change the existing energy equation, distribution, or situation through cooperation in the Mediterranean and even in the Middle East and Europe.

The Current Turkish Strategy is Based on Pushing Greece to the Negotiation Table2020-12-31T12:44:07+03:00
6 Aug, 2020

The GCC and the Evolving Notion of Gulf Energy Security
Aug 6, 2020

Nikolay Kozhanov | 06 August 2020 | TR

The negative impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the hydrocarbon producers of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) is raising serious questions about the need to change the focus of Gulf energy security from

The GCC and the Evolving Notion of Gulf Energy Security
Aug 6, 2020
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20 Jul, 2020

Al Sharq Strategic Research Is Launching a New Taskforce “The MENA Region: Shared Insecurity in the Era of Multipolarity”

Al Sharq Strategic Research | 20 July 2020

The MENA region, which has been undergoing a significant transformation ever since the start of the Arab Spring, faces multidimensional security threats ranging from the flourishing of armed non-state actors to the divergent interest of regional and international powers

Al Sharq Strategic Research Is Launching a New Taskforce “The MENA Region: Shared Insecurity in the Era of Multipolarity”2020-08-24T14:38:29+03:00
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