In 2013, Micheal Krepon wrote an essay in which he argued that the US, since 1945, has generally failed to end wars victoriously and decisively — with the exception of the first Gulf war against Saddam Hussein.
How Ankara reads the US-Iran deal
Turkiye is seeking to strengthen regional coordination with like-minded middle powers (File photo)
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In 2013, Micheal Krepon wrote an essay in which he argued that the US, since 1945, has generally failed to end wars victoriously and decisively — with the exception of the first Gulf war against Saddam Hussein.
The US is oscillating between deal or no deal with Iran. Every day we see media reports about differing conditions for the…
Despite missile threats and rising energy costs, Ankara emerged with stronger Nato ties, new Gulf defence deals and a role in…
However, experts caution that the country’s economic instability and enduring regional rivalries have capped its gains.
At various times in history, the trajectory of Turkish-American relations has played a key role in shaping Turkiye’s position in…
Ankara is trying to engage a set of European and Arab actors to counterbalance Israeli influence over Trump about ending the war
Watch what Washington does to its friends, not what it says about them. This week, that lesson was delivered in the Middle East –…
