23 Aug, 2016

The Turkish-Russian Reconciliation Process: The Implications For The Middle East

Emre Ersen | 23 August 2016 | AR | TR

Throughout the 2000s, Turkey and Russia developed very close political and economic links. Both sides tried to maintain good relations even after the Arab uprisings and despite their growing differences over the Syrian civil war, but this became an impossible task after November 24, 2015,

The Turkish-Russian Reconciliation Process: The Implications For The Middle East2022-02-03T11:11:14+03:00
22 Aug, 2016

Palestinian Issue and Israel in the Post Arab Uprisings Regional (Dis)Order

Hugh Lovatt Zeynep Koc | 22 August 2016 | AR

The regional (dis)order brought about as a result of the tectonic shifts set in motion by the Arab Uprisings have afforded Israel a number of opportunities to advance a process of backdoor normalization with the Arab world

Palestinian Issue and Israel in the Post Arab Uprisings Regional (Dis)Order2022-02-03T11:05:56+03:00
6 Aug, 2016

Anatomy of a Failure: The Structure, Dynamics and Repercussions of Turkey’s Failed Coup Attempt

Al Sharq Strategic Research | 06 August 2016

The first confirmation that there was a coup attempt against the democratically-elected Turkish government was a military force taking control of the Turkish Radio and Television Corporation headquarters and broadcasting a statement announcing that a coup had taken place.

Anatomy of a Failure: The Structure, Dynamics and Repercussions of Turkey’s Failed Coup Attempt2020-08-10T18:22:10+03:00
4 Aug, 2016

Will There Be A British Middle East Policy After Brexit?

Chris Doyle | 04 August 2016 | AR | TR

Britain is facing its most challenging foreign policy crisis since the Second World War after voting to leave the European Union.  Divorcing Brussels would always be a major step, but is now even more so, as no British leader has yet to articulate a clear vision and strategy for the future.

Will There Be A British Middle East Policy After Brexit?2020-08-10T19:04:09+03:00
1 Aug, 2016

The Failed Coup and the Challenges of Defending Democracy in Turkey

Omar Ashour | 01 August 2016 | TR

On the night of 15 July 2016, Turkey witnessed its bloodiest coup attempt in the history of the Republic. The very essence and symbols of Turkish democracy came under bombardment for the first time. But despite its brutality and seriousness,

The Failed Coup and the Challenges of Defending Democracy in Turkey2020-08-10T19:45:07+03:00
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