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Executive Summary A quarter-century ago, China conducted what it called “missile tests” bracketing the island …
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Russia-Ukraine conflict: America needs a better idea than NATO expansion to keep the peace
Can it really be true, at this date in 2021, that large-scale war in Europe …
Read More »Turkey Scrambles to Salvage Its Influence in a Post-U.S. Afghanistan
Like other foreign powers, Turkey was caught off-guard by the speed of the Taliban’s recent …
Read More »Libya’s Expanding Proxy War May Be the Ultimate Test of NATO’s Resilience
With Egypt reportedly on the brink of invading neighboring Libya, and troops from Chad said …
Read More »An Isolated Erdogan Learns the Cost of Hubris in Idlib
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan traveled to Russia on Thursday, seeking to persuade President Vladimir …
Read More »Escalating to Deescalate? Why Turkey Is Targeting Syria’s Army
For the first time in Syria’s nine-year war, the Turkish military this week launched direct …
Read More »Erdogan’s Africa Diplomacy Puts Turkey’s Ambitions to the Test
Last week, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan touched down in Luanda, Angola, for the first …
Read More »Turkey’s Former Economy Czar Looks to Unseat Erdogan and the AKP
In a major political shake-up in Turkey, Ali Babacan, a former economy minister and once-close …
Read More »Erdogan’s Weaponization of Religion Is Losing Its Edge
For more than three months, Turkey has been rocked by rolling protests centered in Istanbul. …
Read More »The Global North Is Closing Its Doors to Migration
In July, British Home Secretary Priti Patel announced that the U.K. had agreed to pay …
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