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European Power Revisited
Everyone is following Iran these days, for obvious reasons. Yet again, as last year, European states are on the sidelines, trying to react and adjust to a fast moving situation. Defensive action against Iranian retaliatory attacks seems to ...
What Does the No-show at Munich Say about Turkey’s Foreign Policy?
Symbolism matters - whether it is politics or life in general. The Munich Security Conference (MSC) is a prime example, and Turkey proves the point. Ankara sees itself as a first-rate political player in Europe. Yet it was conspicuous by it...
Europe: a Great Power in the Making?
Sharing my essay published by Engelsberg Ideas. Note the question mark in the title!
What’s Behind the EU-India Lovefest?
“The paradox about the European Union’s position in the world is that it is both a giant and a dwarf.” Nearly two decades later, this verdict by Kishore Mahbubani still rings true. The Singaporean luminary, with family roots in pre-partitio...
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A blog by Dimitar Bechev, Director of the Dahrendorf Programme at St Antony's College, University Oxford and Senior Fellow at Carnegie Europe. Author of Rival Power: Russia in Southeast Europe (Yale, 2017) and Turkey under Erdogan (Yale, 2022).
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