Sinan Oğan

Miguel Otero-Iglesias

Taha Özhan

Sergei Oznobishchev

Daria Osinina

Olga Oliker

Stephen O’Sullivan

Lyudmila Okuneva

Tom O’Connor

Sinan Oğan

Turkey

Turkish politician, member of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (2011–2015).

Founder and President, Center of International Relations and Strategic Analysis - TURKSAM (since 2004).

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Future of Idlib Depends on Turkey and Russia

The security zone in Idlib has two guarantor states: Turkey and Russia. Assad is not fully out of the game because his biggest supporter and most important ally, Russia, is both on the ground in Idlib and sits at the table in Sochi to find an appropriate solution for Idlib. Assad would probably focus on the other problematic regions in Syria.

24.09.2018

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Turkey Drifts Away from the West, but How Far Will It Go?

It is difficult to say that Turkey will break off all its ties with the West. The main principle should be a “balanced policy” in the Turkish foreign policy. However, a harsh American tone can bring the situation to a deadlock. Most probably, Turkey will maintain pursuing alternative ways rather than the West, like BRICS.

08.08.2018

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Snap Elections in Turkey: The Opposition Bloc Can Have a Chance

Worsening economic conditions and the uncertain future of AKP – MHP alliance are two main factors in having a decision to make snap presidential and parliamentary elections on June 24, 2018, says Valdai Club expert Sinan Oğan, Turkish politician, member of the Turkish Grand National Assembly, founder and president of the Center for International Relations and Strategic Analysis TURKSAM (since 2004).

04.05.2018

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NATO-Turkey Crisis: How Far Can It Go?

Turkey has serious problems with the West, which have reached the level of a full-scale institutional crisis. Turkey’s NATO problem can be seen as a reflection of crises with Germany, Holland and the United States. The problematic points in Turkey-NATO relations have been discussed since the day Turkey became a NATO member-state.

15.12.2017

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