Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey are smart enough to know not to rely so much on the United States anymore.
Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey are smart enough to know not to rely so much on the United States anymore.
Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia all have long-festering feuds with their neighbors.
Congress has the power to authorize the sale, and right now it doesn’t look likely.
Don’t expect major reforms from the Turkish state regarding Kurdish communities.
Turkey seeks to project an image of transformation—not through conventional broad partnerships but by asserting itself as a regional power center.
What are the implications for the future of Kurdish rule?
As the United States steps back, Turkey is ready to step in.
Both countries are vying for power in Syria.
By supporting the rebels who overthrew the Syrian leader has Turkey bitten off more than it can chew?
Will Washington pressure Ankara to reverse its anti-Israel actions?