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Nov 2, 2017

Turkey’s presence in Afrin changes the Syria equation (again)

By Aaron Stein

The Turkish government, along with Iran and Russia, met this week in Astana, Kazakhstan to discuss events in Syria and the enforcement of four-de-escalation zones spread across Syria. In the previous Astana meeting in September 2017, the three sides agreed on a plan to send up to 500 Turkish troops into Idlib to man checkpoints, […]

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In the News

Oct 16, 2017

Stein Quoted in Al-Monitor on Deteriorating Ties between US and Turkey

By Aaron Stein

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In the News

Oct 14, 2017

Matthew Bryza Joins TRT World to Discuss Trump’s Turkey Policy

By Matthew Bryza

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Turkey

In the News

Oct 12, 2017

Stein in The Hill: US-Turkey Alliance Will Survive — With Scars

By Aaron Stein

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Turkey

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Oct 11, 2017

Bryza Joins The Newsmakers to Discuss US-Turkey Visa Restrictions

By Matthew Bryza

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Oct 11, 2017

Bechev in Aljazeera: Erdogan in the Balkans: A Neo-Ottoman Quest?

By Dimitar Bechev

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MENASource

Oct 11, 2017

Behind the US-Turkey visa row

By Adham Sahloul

On Sunday, the Trump Administration suspended non-immigrant visas for Turkish citizens. Students, patients seeking American medical treatment, tourists, and business travelers from Turkey will be denied entry until further notice. A previous argument indicated that US President Donald Trump is closing America’s doors to the world—be it with travel bans for mostly Muslim-majority countries, a […]

Turkey

In the News

Oct 9, 2017

Stein Quoted in The National on US Visa Suspensions for Turkish Citizens

By Aaron Stein

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In the News

Oct 6, 2017

Stein Joins Medyascope.tv to Discuss Turkey-Iran Relations

By Aaron Stein

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Sep 29, 2017

The Taste of Freedom, But at What Cost for the Kurds?

By Bina Hussein

While the Kurdistani people may have voted for independence, the practical application of the referendum, which was rejected by the Kurdistan region’s neighbors, remains uncertain. Depending on the fallout in the days, weeks, and months to come, the referendum could either prove an opportunity to improve regional relations, or leave a bitter aftertaste for all […]

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