Turkey’s Balancing Act: prospects for Stabilisation in Syria and Iraq
Can Turkey act as a stabilising force in Syria and Iraq, or are its policies driven with the aid of brief-time period security issues?
As Ankara seeks to navigate the moving geopolitical landscape of the middle East, its approach to Syria and Iraq has end up a key take a look at of its local influence.
on this episode of global security Briefing, Neil Melvin is joined with the aid of Burcu Ozcelik, Senior studies Fellow, RUSI, Dr Serhat Erkmen, RUSI companion fellow and founder of the geopolitical danger consultancy, pros and Cons, and Dr Oytun Orhan, Coordinator of Levant research on the Centre for center jap studies (ORSAM), to look at Turkey’s regulations.
The dialogue explores the impact of home pressures, nearby rivalries, security threats, and excellent strength members of the family, asking whether or not Ankara can translate tactical profits right into a sustainable local role.
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