Ankara pursues a highly calculated posture of neutrality to shield its borders, trade routes, and election cycle from a destabilizing regional conflict.
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Ankara trades ideological rigidity for pragmatic alliances to secure its maritime claims and vital economic interests across the Middle East.
An exploration of the Turkish Somali hydrocarbon geostrategy and the deepening military and commercial ties between Mogadishu and Ankara today.
An analysis of the SADAT paramilitary instrument expansion and its role in advancing Turkey’s ideological and military objectives across the globe.
Four major regional powers align militarily after Israeli strikes, aiming to check Israel’s expansionist ambitions and balance Middle East power.
Neutrality may not save Turkey from a stronger Israel, a hardened Iran, and a shattered Kurdish peace.
US Flintlock exercises unify Libya’s rival militias for first time since Gaddafi’s fall. Foreign fighters remain the obstacle.
Turkey as the “new Iran”: a legitimate state competitor with hypersonic missiles and regional blocs.
Turkey bets on Iran war to become energy hub, arms exporter, and Istanbul as Dubai’s rival.
Syria emerges as stable energy conduit amid Hormuz blockade, reviving Mediterranean export routes via Baniyas.