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Russia Türkiye Ukraine Defense Cooperation

March 11, 2022

Trilateral Meeting in Antalya: Turkey Talks End without Progress on Ceasefire

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Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

March 3, 2022

“ Turkey is actually not balancing between Russia and Ukraine. Turkey is actively supporting Ukraine and pivoting away from Russia. Turkey is treading carefully so as not to attract Russian retribution.”

France 24 (via AFP)

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February 9, 2022

"This Is a Very Important Process." American Analysts on the Armenian-Turkish Talks

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Jonathan D. Katz

Authoritarian Interference Foreign Policy

January 6, 2022

“ A new mechanism needs to avoid a grand bargain approach or expectations that all outstanding issues between the two allies can be resolved in the short run. The new mechanism should instead focus on cooperation where possible, fixing what is fixable and managing outstanding differences before they turn into major crises.”

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December 14, 2021

“ Turkey was considered to be an economic miracle during the first decade of Mr. Erdogan’s rule. Poverty was sliced in half, millions of people swelled the ranks of the middle class, and foreign investors were eager to lend.”

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Trade, Economics, and Business

December 13, 2021

“ [President Erdogan] is not listening to the economists which is typical of strongmen. [The president was] increasingly less tolerant of dissent, particularly from within the party.”

New York Times

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Domestic Politics and Society

November 21, 2021

“ It [is] now getting increasingly difficult for Mr. Erdogan [to] pass the new threshold even with MHP support. Therefore, they want to change this. But the MHP has two objections: It would destroy the principle of counter dependency and political legitimacy would be questionable if they don’t get half the vote.”

The National News

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Foreign Policy

November 1, 2021

“ [Erdogan] could have said Biden is not selling me jets, so I’ll buy [them] from the Russians. He’s not doing that. So despite the difficulties in the US Congress, he seems willing to walk the walk, which I think is positive. ”

Al Monitor

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Foreign Policy

October 28, 2021

“ A crisis of perhaps unprecedented magnitude was possible if this problem was not resolved. But [the fact] that it is resolved does not mean it hasn’t left a bitter aftertaste. ”

Financial Times

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