Tag: turkish foreign policy

Turkish Embassy in Damascus Reopens After 12 Years On Saturday, Turkey raised its flag at its embassy in Damascus, signaling the return of diplomatic relations after a 12-year suspension. The ...

Islam as a Path to Global Peace: Turkey's Diplomatic Approach Turkey’s Foreign Policy: A Reflection of Islamic Values Turkey has long positioned itself as a bridge between the East and ...

Turkey Blocks Israeli President Herzog’s Flight to COP29 Summit The decision of Turkey to deny Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s plane access to its airspace has sparked renewed tensions between the ...

Minister Fidan Shares in the Sorrows of Ahiska Turks Exile On the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union's forced exile of 94,000 Ahiska Turks, Hakan Fidan shared a message of ...

Turkey’s Expanding Role in Africa: A New Model for South-South Cooperation? Turkey's Growing Presence in Africa: A New Partnership Model In recent years, Turkey has developed a unique model of ...

Hakan Fidan's Impact on Turkey’s Foreign Policy and Intelligence Strategies A New Era for Turkish Intelligence? Since Hakan Fidan assumed leadership as the head of Turkey's National Intelligence Organization (MIT), ...

The final declaration of the Istanbul summit, which included Turkey, Russia, Germany, and France was interpreted by some authorities as Turkey having changed its Syria policy. The reason for those ...

2012 has been a momentous year for Turkish foreign policy especially in terms of its relationship with its neighbors. Foreign Minister Davutoglu’s conception of “zero problems with neighbors” has been ...

Ten years in power of the ruling Justice and Development Party in Turkey have turned the country into a leader of not only regional but global level as well, and ...

Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan welcomed his Moldovan counterpart Vladimir Filat. The ceremony was also attended by Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Bekir Bozdag, Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, National Defense Minister ...