Black Sea Watershed

How Turkey’s New Axis With Russia Affects US Interests in the Eastern Mediterranean and South-Eastern Europe

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (left) shakes hands in Ankara with Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan after they signed a deal in Ankara on August 6, 2009, to allow the planned Russian-backed South Stream gas pipeline to go through Turkey’s Black Sea waters

Are Cracks Appearing in Erdoğan’s “Century of Türkiye” Plan?

Turkish interference in Azerbaijani affairs is deepening rifts among Turkic states and wider Eurasia.

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Are Cracks Appearing in Erdoğan’s “Century of Türkiye” Plan?

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