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Türkiye's “Neutrality” Soon Ends

Ankara’s strategic balancing act is coming to an end, but can it achieve regional dominance before the cash and support runs out? Will the President risk conflict to forestall collapse?

Lt.-Gen. (rtd.) Dr. Lazaros Kampouridis, Near East Bureau Chief

06 Jan 2026 — 3 min read
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