Ferit Temur

Taras Tsukarev

Patrick Taran

Alexander Tevdoy-Burmuli

Andrei Tsygankov

Alexey Timoshenko

Valikhan Tuleshov

Prokhor Tebin

Daniel Treisman

Mustapha Tlili

Ferit Temur

Turkey

Senior political analyst and expert on Russia and Eurasia.

He was employed by different think tanks and government institutions in Turkey and abroad in the area of the Russian-Eurasian studies. He is the author of two books: 20. Asrın Casusluk Şebekesi: Cambridge Beşlisi (The Cambridge Five: The 20th-Century Spy Ring) and Yükselen Asya'da Şanghay İşbirliği Örgütü: Dünü, Bugünü ve Yarını (The Shanghai Cooperation Organization in the Rising Asia: Past, Present, Future). Currently he continues his postgraduate research at the Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation. As a BRICS Energy Association representative in Turkey, he has a command of Russian and English.

Materials

Opinions

Turkey and BRICS: Closer Cooperation?

Turkey was invited to the latest BRICS Summit held in Johannesburg under the framework of "BRICS +" initiative as Chair of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), not as a separate country. It would not be very supportive to make predictions that there will be closer cooperation between Turkey and BRICS from now on. Actually, in order to make realistic evaluation of Turkey’s possibility to join BRICS, it is useful to analyze objectively the positive and negative aspects of this assumption in terms of both parts.

27.07.2018

Opinions

Turkey’s Syria Policy: Leave Well Alone

Despite Turkey’s military and political achievements in the Astana process in cooperation with Russia and Iran, Ankara’s stance on the recent Western military operation against Damascus was highly unfortunate. It is worth taking a closer look at the reasons behind Turkey’s inconsistent Syria policy. In order to do that, we need to focus on three factors.

20.04.2018

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