Engin Yüksel

Interested in strategy

[Engin Yüksel @EnginYukse]

I gave an extracurricular lecture yesterday at the University of Leiden Faculty of Humanities on the continuity at Russian military conceptual thinking and my observations on the war in Ukraine. I’m grateful for Dr.Lukas Milevski for facilitating this lecture!

[Michael Kofman @KofmanMichael]

Circling back to Russia's problem with manpower availability and the question of mobilization. Its unclear how they can sustain the war without making difficult political choices (and even with). However, general mobilization is the wrong issue to focus on. Thread. 1/

[Matteo Colombo @philoteo]

Together with @EnginYukse, I explore pro-Kurdish coercive organisations in terms of their ideological differences and their relationship with #Turkey

https://t.co/fm4sCWeLRn

[Engin Yüksel @EnginYukse]

I’m grateful for @ErwinVeen, @CuneytGurer, @ErolKaymak,
@JohnPikpas for their contributions.

[Engin Yüksel @EnginYukse]

My last Clingendael piece on Turkey’s policy towards Northern Cyprus. It scrutinises the impacts of hydrocarbon discoveries in the EastMed, famous Blue homeland concept and Ankara’s nationalistic and security-focused foreign policy.

Check it out: https://t.co/nP5vCYCh5P

[Dr. Cüneyt Gürer @cuneytgurer]

It is a great pleasure to provide academic support to GCMC Alumni Programs "Alumni Scholars Group Project" on "Security Professionals in a Changing Political Environment". @GCMCAlumni @Marshall_Center For more information and to participate:
https://t.co/Xuw6ZeZfD6

[Dr. Cüneyt Gürer @cuneytgurer]

We are organizing an online event to take a closer look at the illicit market developments during the Russian War in Ukraine. For registration: https://t.co/kRTWDXsFGo

@GCMCAlumni @Marshall_Center @tovact @DrJayAlbanese Graeme Herd @andrewmichta #CTOC

[Dr. Cüneyt Gürer @cuneytgurer]

Please join us to discuss Turkey's role and potential in the Black Sea region with @DimitarBechev @mehmetyegin and Işık Gürleyen. For registration: https://t.co/XvqKvI66zo
@Marshall_Center @andrewmichta @GCMCAlumni

[Vanessa H. Larson @vanessahlarson]

Turks waiting in line for subsidized bread, amid plummeting lira and high inflation

[JASON Institute @JASONInstitute]

- AFTER MOVIE 2021 -

It’s been 2.5 weeks since we held our conference on European Security! Do you want to look back on the day and watch the testimonials of the speakers who contributed? Then be sure to watch the After Movie via the link below:

https://t.co/zl2sgnLoTg

[JASON Institute @JASONInstitute]

We even held an interactive hybrid seminar on the roles played Russia and Turkey in the strategic security dynamics of Europe by @TonyvanderTogt and @EnginYukse who both work at the Clingendael Institute (@Clingendaelorg)

[Engin Yüksel @EnginYukse]

I've penned down my thoughts on changing the European security landscape in JASON Institute's Sunday Read. Check it out: https://t.co/EU7CQoGCpO

[Engin Yüksel @EnginYukse]

Since Ankara's recent tendency is directed towards authoritarianism, mutual interest will take precedence over shared values in security relations between Turkey and the West. An excellent piece by @cuneytgurer and M.Alper Sozer. https://t.co/BoPNThMG1Q

[Clingendael Institute @Clingendaelorg]

🚨📑Report just published!

'Countering hybrid threats'

Hybrid is the new buzzword & has high priority on the #EU #NATO agendas

What results have 🇪🇺EU-NATO cooperation achieved & how could it be improved?

➡️ https://t.co/y2xp4M3CMm

@AdajaStoetman @SicovanderMeer, Dick Zandee

[CATS Network @CATS_Network]

With respect to foreign actors & their competing interests in Libya, «it is in the EU’s best interest to focus on limiting Libyan institutions' dependency on foreign influence» to facilitate meaningful progress & long-term stability, says @EnginYukse. CNP: https://t.co/eFCyc2Gmro

[CATS Network @CATS_Network]

With contributions from @barahmikail, @EnginYukse, @MaryFitzger, @michaeltanchum, @Eljarh, @profazio, @W_Lacher, and @ntanriverdi.

[Turkey recap @Turkeyrecap]

Researcher @EnginYukse lays out the rationale and security interests behind Ankara’s intervention in Libya, noting “an improvement in Turkey’s geostrategic position might have come at the cost of its regional strategic relations.” [3/4]
https://t.co/KDwiyTLZfm

[Dr. Cüneyt Gürer @cuneytgurer]

My take on "Strategic Competition: International Order and Transnational Organized Crime" https://t.co/iCOjWqLSUp via @Marshall_Center

[Engin Yüksel @EnginYukse]

@Al_Fatah69 @Eljarh @JMJalel_H @emad_badi @ErwinVeen Thanks! What form Turkish influence will take and what it might imply for the prospects of Libyan unification has yet to be seen! I think Ankara focuses too much on reaping the economic benefits of the energy deals including maritime exploration.

[Engin Yüksel @EnginYukse]

In the run-up to Libya’s upcoming elections, this brief examines the importance Turkey attaches to Libya and the results of Turkish intervention.
My thanks go to @JMJalel_H @Eljarh @emad_badi and @ErwinVeen for their contributions.
Check it out:https://t.co/RgOlw0UEA5

[Engin Yüksel @EnginYukse]

@CyreneLibyan @JMJalel_H @Eljarh @emad_badi @ErwinVeen Thanks! In the piece, I argue that Turkey’s military presence may not be viewed as positive in the Tripolitania area in the longer term if
it does not help to improve local security conditions and as long as Ankara privileges its own interests over Libya's long term stability.