In my latest analysis for @turkiyetodaycom , I examine how Ukraine's strikes on Crimea are disrupting Russian logistics, raising the costs of the war, and challenging assumptions that Russia's control of the peninsula is irreversible.
https://t.co/4MKYhf5C8C
What does NATO 3.0 actually mean for the future of the Alliance?
My latest op-ed for @turkiyetodaycom examines the emerging vision of a Europe that assumes greater responsibility for its own defense while strengthening—not replacing—NATO.
https://t.co/2Up1ni4aEy
The new U.S.-Iran ceasefire raises a difficult question: Did military action achieve more than diplomacy?
My latest op-ed for @turkiyetodaycom argues that the gains secured by the 2015 JCPOA may still exceed what has been achieved through war.
https://t.co/9LukzxUvcu
My latest for @turkiyetodaycom examines how stalled battlefield gains, mounting economic pressures, and rising public discontent are increasing the costs of the conflict for Moscow. With immense gratitude to @VorotnyukMaryna for her valuable insights:
https://t.co/t84Ta8b4zj
The debate over expanding the Abraham Accords misses an important point: Türkiye and Israel already had decades of deep diplomatic, economic, military, and intelligence cooperation before the accords existed. Here is my latest for @turkiyetodaycom: https://t.co/kMhlGmvelG
🇹🇷🌟 With just over a month to NATO's Ankara summit, I discuss how Türkiye might end up being the alliance's tragic hero, its dark knight:
https://t.co/ceLqvIUclp via @turkiyetodaycom
Pleased to announce that following the Azerbaijani railway, the Turkish railway via Georgia, is now open for Armenian export & import.
This is a major develop for our country’s econ life. Express appreciation to our partners in Türkiye & Georgia for their constructive coop.
The Russia–China relationship after the Ukraine war is no longer one of equals.
In my latest op-ed for @turkiyetodaycom I examine how the war in Ukraine transformed the balance of power between Moscow and Beijing. 🧵
https://t.co/OhqGM3rtQY
APPLY NOW! The call for applicants for the Fall cohort of @AtlanticCouncil Turkey Program Young Global Professionals Internship Program, in Washington DC, is now up! Visit the program webpage for more information ⤵️
https://t.co/jrddDLPuFs
Looking for an internship to gain experience in policy work at a fast-paced global think tank? Apply to be an @AtlanticCouncil Turkey Program Young Global Professional! Visit our webpage for more info on responsibilities and qualifications.
https://t.co/jrddDLPuFs
BREAKING: Following the controversy surrounding Prime Minister Netanyahu’s confirmed secret visit to the UAE, it can now be revealed that not only the PM, the Mossad chief and the Shin Bet director visited the Gulf state during the war — but also IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir. @YehoshuaYosi
No women, no cry?
At the China-US "G2" table, no real representation of humanity’s talent, perspectives, and leadership.
In the AI age, global diplomacy still sometimes looks like a meeting from the previous century.
At a time of war in the Middle East, the US has no ambassador in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Iraq or Kuwait. At a time of war in Europe, there is no US ambassador in Russia or Ukraine. Altogether some 115 of 195 ambassador posts are vacant. @RobbieGramer https://t.co/MWF0wJSvE6
For the the idea of a regional non-aggression pact based on Helsinki model to be workable there must be a U.S.-Iran non-aggression pact, which Tehran has been open to. Without it non-aggression pact gives Arab states security but not Iran. Second, a successful pact needs real economic engagement which was part of Helsinki and was a promise of Iran-Saudi normalization. This needs U.S. sanctions relief.
Arab states right can offer Iran neither security nor economic engagement on a non-aggression pact.
German army chief Gen. Breuer warns Russia could test NATO by 2029 or earlier, urging Germany to build “fight-tonight” readiness
https://t.co/2uzh6T7wfg