Theodore Karasik | Security Analyst The Syrian Civil War, a source of consternation for successive American presidential administrations, is seemingly nearing an end. Throughout, thousands perished most awfully and countless fled, triggering a crisis that continues to fray the ties that bind ...
Publication: Eurasia Daily Monitor Volume: 15 Issue: 151 By: Rahim Rahimov During his latest visit to Azerbaijan, on September 27 (see EDM, October 1, 12), President Vladimir Putin said that the main basis for the Russian language lies in the ...
The situation in the White House prevents Washington from focusing on foreign policy, and relations with Moscow in particular, says Robert Legvold, Marshall D. Shulman Professor Emeritus, Columbia University, and Director of the Euro-Atlantic Security Initiative. According to Legvold, there are ...
Publication: Eurasia Daily Monitor Volume: 15 Issue: 137 By: Stephen Blank While crises in the Middle East, Ukraine and East Asia occupy much of the world’s headlines, interesting and significant dynamics have been driving events in the Caucasus in recent ...
Publication: Eurasia Daily Monitor Volume: 15 Issue: 125 By: Fuad Shahbazov In an interview last month (August 16) with the media outlet Azeri Daily, Azerbaijani member of parliament and the head of the Azerbaijan-Russia inter-parliamentary group, Ali Huseynli, suggested that, considering ...
It is difficult to say that Turkey will break off all its ties with the West. The main principle should be a “balanced policy” in the Turkish foreign policy. However, a harsh American tone can bring the situation to ...
Rivalry persists between Russia and Turkey in their shared neighbourhood of the Black Sea and the South Caucasus. But Moscow-Ankara relations have warmed overall. Building on their wider rapprochement, the two powers can work together to tamp down flare-ups of ...
Hüseyin Bağcı What Putin knows is that Turkey is “forced to go to the hands of Russia” as never ever before since World War II. It is up to President Putin to encounter this proposal. Turkey made a ...
The concepts of hybrid warfare or asymmetric warfare are not new. A Cambridge University published research states that it “goes back at least as far as the Peloponnesian War in the fifth century BC.” [1] Although, these concepts have taken ...
The US Senate passed the 2019 defense bill , which excludes Turkey from the F-35 jets supply program. In turn, Ankara said that it will not refuse buying Russian anti-aircraft missile systems S-400. Recently, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said ...