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FDD analyzes Turkey’s evolving foreign policy and its implications for NATO, tracking Ankara’s support for Islamist movements, ties to Hamas, and policies that affect U.S. and allied security interests across the Middle East and beyond.
FDD Analysis
Put Turkey on notice: The Eastern Mediterranean’s reliable alliance deserves US teeth
Kathimerini
Is Turkey Turning on Tehran or Just Dodging the Treasury Department?
Policy Brief
The Mecca Pact Has Become a Hollow Promise
If these excuses hold in the pact’s first crisis, they will hold in the next.
WSJ Letter to the Editor
The Three Quiet Victors of the Iran War
Turkey, Pakistan, and Qatar have played their hands well since February 28, without disrupting their relations with either the United States or Iran.
The National Interest
Syria’s military is rebuilding, but foreign influence may slow security progress
FDD's Long War Journal
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